I am confused. Why do the left in this country so badly wants to get back an El Salvador citizen who was here illegally to begin with, just so they can get him some due process. This is why other countries laugh at the US. The due process is nothing but a cover up to keep the illegals here permanently, because all they need to say is their life is in danger whether it really is not does not matter. Very weak. Instead, let this criminal stay in his country. Oh yeah he is a criminal because allegedly he had connections to MS-13 gangs, and even if not still criminal because he broke the law to be here illegally. All I hear is the left cares for illegals while they care nothing about their own fellow citizens who they ridicule as Maga trash. Folks who just happened to be less fortunate than them because they couldn't get those expensive liberal arts college degrees.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We said it, they said no. Should we say it again, maybe louder?

We haven't said that. Trump has refused to ask for his return. And we've apparently decided that the executive God emperor can do whatever he wants, unconstrained by laws or the constitution.

Bukele posted he is not sending him back or releasing him from jail. He must be saying that because no one asked right?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We said it, they said no. Should we say it again, maybe louder?

We haven't said that. Trump has refused to ask for his return. And we've apparently decided that the executive God emperor can do whatever he wants, unconstrained by laws or the constitution.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We said it, they said no. Should we say it again, maybe louder?

Bukele is now on record saying he will not send him back.

look like the maryland senator had lunch and margaritas with him

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We can not pay El Salvador to keep one of their citizens in jail. We have no authority to do so. He is in jail IN El Salvador because they want him in jail.

As far as the USA refusing to take him back, that’s already settled. He has a deportation order, he will not be coming back, as he has no right to be here. He was always going to be deported, that has not changed.

Newsflash-the US is paying El Salvador to house these deportees. Maybe MAGA news doesn’t tell you this but that’s where your hard earned tax dollars are going oh and btw that deportation order you speak of is basically illegal as he was deported without due process. He was here under asylum and was doing what he needed to do to comply with the 2019 order.

Repeating it does not make it true. He had a hearing, lost, appealed, lost again. That’s due process. The mistake is where he was sent to, not the fact he was deported. His asylum was denied.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We can not pay El Salvador to keep one of their citizens in jail. We have no authority to do so. He is in jail IN El Salvador because they want him in jail.

As far as the USA refusing to take him back, that’s already settled. He has a deportation order, he will not be coming back, as he has no right to be here. He was always going to be deported, that has not changed.

Newsflash-the US is paying El Salvador to house these deportees. Maybe MAGA news doesn’t tell you this but that’s where your hard earned tax dollars are going oh and btw that deportation order you speak of is basically illegal as he was deported without due process. He was here under asylum and was doing what he needed to do to comply with the 2019 order.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We can not pay El Salvador to keep one of their citizens in jail. We have no authority to do so. He is in jail IN El Salvador because they want him in jail.

As far as the USA refusing to take him back, that’s already settled. He has a deportation order, he will not be coming back, as he has no right to be here. He was always going to be deported, that has not changed.

MAGA has to make up facts to support their position.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

We can not pay El Salvador to keep one of their citizens in jail. We have no authority to do so. He is in jail IN El Salvador because they want him in jail.

As far as the USA refusing to take him back, that’s already settled. He has a deportation order, he will not be coming back, as he has no right to be here. He was always going to be deported, that has not changed.

Like I said on here many times before the election, Republicans are going to arrest and deport anyone who even looks vaguely Hispanic, whether they are here legally or citizens or not.

Look at what happened today in Florida and Georgia.

If you are Hispanic or even look Hispanic to people, these conservatives are out to get you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Force El Salvador? lol. We’re paying them to keep him there. If we say release him, that’s all they need to hear. They said so themselves. What I’m wondering now is could another country like Canada agree to take him in if the US refuses to take him back? I can’t even believe I’m asking this question and I just am in disbelief what our country has become. It’s so sad.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?

Why would Bukele refuse his sugar daddy Trump?

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

CommonSense wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is our military not going there to get this innocent man???????

He's not an innocent man. He was here illegally, found to be an MS-13 gang member twice. He had a hearing and an appeal. He was under court order to self-deport. He failed to do so. He is a citizen of El Salvador, not the U.S.. The gang he claimed to be threatened by if he returned to El Salvador no longer exists, nor does the overall situation in that country. His removal under US State Department Policy IS a military action and is not subject to judicial review. Understand?

Not one thing you said is true. Not a single one.

Oh, but how wrong you are.
Is it your contention he was here legally?
Is it your contention he is a US citizen?
Is it your contention he is not a citizen of El Salvador?

Everything you said is untrue...every single thing.

He went before an immigration judge in 2019 and was told he cannot be deported to Salvador based on the danger to his life in that country. So if he was to be deported, that was the one country, he was not supposed to be deported to.

So while he is not a US citizen and is yes, a citizen of El Salvador, he was in our country due to the danger to his life. And should not have been deported to that country.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to get due process which is part of the constitution! Remember that document? that is the biggest issue here he should've been given due process. He was snatched off the streets w/out an arrest warrant and then just sent to the one country he was not supposed to be sent to.

DP.

I agree with everything you said, but now what? Does the USA have the authority to force El Salvador to send him back?