Supreme Court Sides With Wrongly Deported Migrant

[Anonymous]

Trump is wasting so much taxpayer money and energy by not following the law. Glad even the SCOTUs could see that.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/10/us/politics/supreme-court-wrongly-deported-migrant.html

Supreme Court Sides With Wrongly Deported Migrant
A trial judge had ordered the Trump administration to take steps to return the migrant, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, from a notorious prison in El Salvador.

[Anonymous]

H it w much would you like to get that Trump and his hollgans at DOJ never return him .

[Anonymous]

MAGAs are too focused on a handful of trans college athletes to care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:H it w much would you like to get that Trump and his hollgans at DOJ never return him .

You drunk comrade? I think you’re talking about hooligans but beyond that does nyet compute…

[Anonymous]

Even a broken clock is right 2x a day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:H it w much would you like to get that Trump and his hollgans at DOJ never return him .

You drunk comrade? I think you’re talking about hooligans but beyond that does nyet compute…

Decoder NP here. How much would you like to bet that Trump and his hooligans at DOJ never return him?

C’mon pp! You’ve got to sharpen your decoder skills with Trump in office.

[Anonymous]

For all the criticism this current SCOTUS has faced, it must receive credit for getting this completely right. It was extremely important for the rule of law and separation of powers, as well as a principle of judicial review, that the Supreme Court rule against the executive. It was even more important that ruling be unanimous and that no Quisling or Judas be found among the justices legitimizing the executive's attempt to undermine the courts.

This unanimous decision against the executive's attempt at unlawfully abrogating the power of the judiciary may be the most important case of our time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For all the criticism this current SCOTUS has faced, it must receive credit for getting this completely right. It was extremely important for the rule of law and separation of powers, as well as a principle of judicial review, that the Supreme Court rule against the executive. It was even more important that ruling be unanimous and that no Quisling or Judas be found among the justices legitimizing the executive's attempt to undermine the courts.

This unanimous decision against the executive's attempt at unlawfully abrogating the power of the judiciary may be the most important case of our time.

No credit given to the Supreme Court of Injustice. Too little, too late. I hope Mr. Garcia is expeditiously reunited with his family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:H it w much would you like to get that Trump and his hollgans at DOJ never return him .

DHS is fully capable of returning people who were wrongly deported. This has happened many times over many decades; don’t believe them when they inevitably say their hands are tied.

[Anonymous]

If you want rights in this country just come in illegally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For all the criticism this current SCOTUS has faced, it must receive credit for getting this completely right. It was extremely important for the rule of law and separation of powers, as well as a principle of judicial review, that the Supreme Court rule against the executive. It was even more important that ruling be unanimous and that no Quisling or Judas be found among the justices legitimizing the executive's attempt to undermine the courts.

This unanimous decision against the executive's attempt at unlawfully abrogating the power of the judiciary may be the most important case of our time.

No credit given to the Supreme Court of Injustice. Too little, too late. I hope Mr. Garcia is expeditiously reunited with his family.

+1

[Anonymous]

The order does not actually bring him “back”.

Since he was determined by a court years ago to be affiliated with MS13, the order only states he must be removed from the prison he is in now. Once he is returned to the US, he can immediately be deported to any other country other than El Salvador.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:H it w much would you like to get that Trump and his hollgans at DOJ never return him .

DHS is fully capable of returning people who were wrongly deported. This has happened many times over many decades; don’t believe them when they inevitably say their hands are tied.

No one believed them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For all the criticism this current SCOTUS has faced, it must receive credit for getting this completely right. It was extremely important for the rule of law and separation of powers, as well as a principle of judicial review, that the Supreme Court rule against the executive. It was even more important that ruling be unanimous and that no Quisling or Judas be found among the justices legitimizing the executive's attempt to undermine the courts.

This unanimous decision against the executive's attempt at unlawfully abrogating the power of the judiciary may be the most important case of our time.

+1 And this part of an earlier decision wasn’t emphasized, but they said 9-0 that these people need due process before any removals can occur.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The order does not actually bring him “back”.

Since he was determined by a court years ago to be affiliated with MS13, the order only states he must be removed from the prison he is in now. Once he is returned to the US, he can immediately be deported to any other country other than El Salvador.

The court did not determine that and you know it.

You also know that he isn't in MS13. But you are probably right that they will do just that because Trump is as vindictive as he is narcissistic.