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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I put my money on he is as already dead and was . probably murdered the day he arrived at Trump's direction.[/quote]

Me too unfortunately [/quote]

MD senator Van Hollen is on the way to El Salvador to check up on Abrego Garcia.

[twitter]https://x.com/chrisvanhollen/status/1912447452117942763?s=46[/twitter][/quote]

His "Home" is El Salvador, no need to "fight"[/quote]

Right now his home is CECOT, where he was transferred with no due process. [b]Bukele has suspended due process for many of the incarcerated individuals in his jails.[/b] And Trump is trying to do so himself, despite the SC 9-0 ruling. [b]Due process is a basic protection everyone in the US has under our constitution.[/b] [/quote]

He is not currently in the USA so due process is not an issue.  Your anger should be at Bukele if you do not like how he is treating one of his citizens.

The Supreme Court has no authority over this Man anymore, why is that so hard to understand?  You can coulda, woulda, shoulda all day long, but at this point, he is an El Salvadorian in El Salvador.  The USA has no jurisdiction no matter what they say/rule here.

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Maybe the icc can look into it but the US can only declare war on other countries or sanctions. It would be like a judge from another country telling a us citizen in the US to do something or even a foreign government[/quote]

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