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[quote=Anonymous]Kilmar Abrego Garcia was deported back to El Salvador in 2025 after living in the U.S. for over 15 years. He had withholding of removal since 2019 — which is temporary protection — but he never applied for a green card, even though he had six years to do so. That decision cost him everything.

Let’s not forget: he entered the U.S. illegally, then waited five years before even applying for asylum — conveniently right around the time TPS rules were shifting in his favor. If he was truly in danger from gangs, why wait so long while living safely in the U.S.? It looks more like a gamble based on timing, not urgent fear.

Now, he’s back in El Salvador — a country that the U.S. currently sees as safe, with gang crackdowns, historic low crime rates, and no active TPS coverage for him. Whether he was really in MS-13 or not is still unclear, but you’ve got to wonder — why didn’t he apply for a green card? Was he involved in something in the U.S. that made him ineligible? We may never know, but it raises serious questions.

ICE admitted the deportation wasn’t supposed to happen — but he’s not coming back, and honestly, the case isn’t as black-and-white as it’s being painted.

Lesson here: If you have asylum or withholding, don’t play the waiting game. Apply for your green card as soon as you can. The system isn’t perfect, but sitting around hoping policies shift your way is a huge risk — and Kilmar’s story proves how fast it can all fall apart.[/quote]

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