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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How does the USA have the authority to remove a citizen from El Salvador and dump him in another country? Wouldn’t the government of El Salvador have an issue with that? Imagine El Salvador issuing an order to take this guys wife from the US and send her to Mexico. How is this different?[/quote] Seems like something the Trump administration should have taken into account before they knowingly deported him to a location they had been barred from sending him. El Salvador is accepting U.S. tax dollars for his detention I assume they will accept more for his release.[/quote] The deal was to hold US deportees for one year or until the US informs El Salvador of the final disposition of the individual. Seems easy enough for Marco to call up his counter-part and let him know that final disposition of this individual means putting him on a plane back to the US where he will be afforded the due process rights every person facing deportation has. Should Marco not do that, he isn't really "facilitating" the release of this guy, is he?[/quote]
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