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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Based on the due process he was given, ICE could at any time pick up Garcia and deport him to any country other than El Salvador. Garcia was not entitled to any additional due process.[/quote] DP. The argument is that to be deported to El Salvador, he was entitled to due process to determine if his 2019 claims supporting the order of protection from deportation to there still exist. Bukele claims they don't, so the question is whether Garci will get that due process, which could be as simple as a single immigration judge hearing with evidence from the El Salvador government. Assuming the hearing vacates the order, then what Bukele does with one of his own citizens is beyond the jurisdiction of US courts. Even if he is freed by Bukele, the US will likely put a permanent ban on his return to the US. [/quote]
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