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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ Wihtholding removal order to El Salvador--where is he now? He was denied bail at first, and later asylum because the allowable time to claim was passed. Between 2019 and 2025 The info in rollingstone has been reported everywhere https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5252884-deportation-legal-battle/ Further, "Since 2019, when he was released with the protective order, Mr Abrego Garcia's lawyers say he has had yearly check-ins with immigration officials, which he has attended "without fail and without incident"." So he could be deported theoretically, but not to El SAlvador. ANd again, WHERE IS HE? Get it now?[/quote] He had check ins because he is DEPORTABLE! That’s the whole point. Citizens don’t check in with immigration. He was not permanently authorized to stay and he knew it. [/quote] The check ins were required while he pursued citizenship. If there was a point where he should have been deported, they would have. And again, there was an order that he could not be sent to El Salvador. Look, just give it up. You are so losing on the facts here.[/quote] That’s a laughable claim. He was never eligible for citizenship and that’s why his wife never tried to get him a green card. You can’t get citizenship when you enter illegally and he had already been denied asylum. Citizenship was never on the table. [/quote] You are correct that he was in legal limbo--undeportable to EL Salvador but no path to citizenship here. Not sure to resolve that. But the fact remains, there was a legal order prohibiting sending him to EL Salvador and the Trump admin violated it. [/quote] Why no pass to citizenship? If his wife an American citizen, why would she not petition for him to obtain a green card and citizenship? [/quote]
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