Anonymous wrote:This administration is determined to make an example of this guy.

Anonymous wrote:This administration is determined to make an example of this guy.

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, Democrats are proving that they are more concerned about the plight of illegal aliens than they are about the future of their own citizens and constituents.

But what good is it being a citizen if the proper procedures aren’t taken? The issue with this guy is that the Trump admin defied a federal judge’s order to send him abroad. Not respecting judges impacts actual citizens because you cannot rely on the rule of law. I think we need to reform our immigration policy but I’m not willing to weaken the judicial branch to do so.

Anonymous wrote:Once again, Democrats are proving that they are more concerned about the plight of illegal aliens than they are about the future of their own citizens and constituents.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve never seen so many people ok with someone beating their wife. Take everything else away, how can you defend that? If it was your daughter getting hit, you’d be ok with a friend saying "that’s between them"?

For the hundredth time, MAGA dimwit, it’s not about who he is as a person but how his case was handled by the Trump administration. Most of us don’t GAF about Kilmar personally. Andry, the gay make up artist that was sent to CECOT around the same time is a much more sympathetic figure. As was the 19-year-old soccer coach with the autism awareness tattoo that was also mislabeled as a “gang member” and sent to CECOT.

Not MAGA, just not ok with domestic abuse, good to know you are.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve never seen so many people ok with someone beating their wife. Take everything else away, how can you defend that? If it was your daughter getting hit, you’d be ok with a friend saying "that’s between them"?

For the hundredth time, MAGA dimwit, it’s not about who he is as a person but how his case was handled by the Trump administration. Most of us don’t GAF about Kilmar personally. Andry, the gay make up artist that was sent to CECOT around the same time is a much more sympathetic figure. As was the 19-year-old soccer coach with the autism awareness tattoo that was also mislabeled as a “gang member” and sent to CECOT.

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Anonymous wrote:Costa Rica said they would give him refugee status, and he would not be imprisoned. I would go to CR and not look back at the US. The US is a corrupt with a corrupt regime. Why is he fighting to stay here. Take his family and go and start a life anew in beautiful and more welcoming Costa Rica.

Illegal aliens who are not accepted back to their home countries do not get to choose which country they want to be deported to. He had that chance back when he was initially given his deportation order. Now it is not up to him; this isn't a Make-A-Wish foundation.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never seen so many people ok with someone beating their wife. Take everything else away, how can you defend that? If it was your daughter getting hit, you’d be ok with a friend saying "that’s between them"?

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Anonymous wrote:Odd how the regime is no longer interested in proving him committed a crime…

There is no doubt he committed a crime. Multiple crimes.
If he is in Uganda, he can no longer traffic humans in the US. That is fine with me.

Doubtful he is committing crimes. He is likely a retired MS-13 who didn't move past the rank of chole.

Did he retire when he was a fifteen-year-old in El Salvador or when he never stepped foot in the state where a confidential informant, proven to be a liar and totally untrustworthy, said he lived? Nobody with any critical thinking skills believes that he was in MS-13 or that he was a human trafficker.

How do you know <insert everyone from Trump administration> is lying? Because their lips are moving.

Dear Lord.
The guy was transporting a car full of illegal aliens at night hundreds of miles from one state to another. No luggage.
Of course he was trafficking illegals.
The car he was driving belonged to a human trafficker. He didn't have a valid driver's license.
How much more evidence do you need??????
And, we haven't even discussed his domestic abuse allegations.


"On Dec. 1, 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for speeding. Upon approach to the vehicle, the encountering officer noted eight other individuals in the vehicle. There was no luggage in the vehicle, leading the encountering officer to suspect this was a human trafficking incident. Additionally, all the passengers gave the same home address as the subject's home address. During the interview, Abrego Garcia pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put the encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions. When asked what relationship he had with the registered owner of the vehicle, Abrego Garcia replied that the owner of the vehicle is his boss, and that he worked in construction."
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/04/18/dhs-releases-bombshell-investigative-report-kilmar-abrego-garcia-suspected-human

"FOX45 News confirmed the owner of that vehicle is Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes. In June 2020, Hernandez-Reyes pled guilty to “illegal transportation or moving of an alien,” according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office from the Southern District of Mississippi.

Hernandez-Reyes was involved in a traffic stop in December 2019 in Mississippi where there were nine people in the car. Human smuggling was suspected, according to the news release, and Homeland Security was notified. Eight of the nine were found to be in the United States illegally, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, and after interviewing everyone, “it was determined that seven passengers were being smuggled from Houston, Texas, to different locations throughout the United States.”
https://katv.com/news/nation-world/dhs-abrego-garcia-driving-convicted-human-smugglers-vehicle-during-tn-traffic-stop

Someone, likely an MS-13 banger, has decided to defend their boy on this forum. Why choose this forum, lol? I guess because there's a lot of liberals on here. Of all the people getting picked up by ICE, the liberals choose this creep to be their poster boy. Crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Odd how the regime is no longer interested in proving him committed a crime…

There is no doubt he committed a crime. Multiple crimes.
If he is in Uganda, he can no longer traffic humans in the US. That is fine with me.

Doubtful he is committing crimes. He is likely a retired MS-13 who didn't move past the rank of chole.

Did he retire when he was a fifteen-year-old in El Salvador or when he never stepped foot in the state where a confidential informant, proven to be a liar and totally untrustworthy, said he lived? Nobody with any critical thinking skills believes that he was in MS-13 or that he was a human trafficker.

How do you know <insert everyone from Trump administration> is lying? Because their lips are moving.

Dear Lord.
The guy was transporting a car full of illegal aliens at night hundreds of miles from one state to another. No luggage.
Of course he was trafficking illegals.
The car he was driving belonged to a human trafficker. He didn't have a valid driver's license.
How much more evidence do you need??????
And, we haven't even discussed his domestic abuse allegations.


"On Dec. 1, 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for speeding. Upon approach to the vehicle, the encountering officer noted eight other individuals in the vehicle. There was no luggage in the vehicle, leading the encountering officer to suspect this was a human trafficking incident. Additionally, all the passengers gave the same home address as the subject's home address. During the interview, Abrego Garcia pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put the encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions. When asked what relationship he had with the registered owner of the vehicle, Abrego Garcia replied that the owner of the vehicle is his boss, and that he worked in construction."
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/04/18/dhs-releases-bombshell-investigative-report-kilmar-abrego-garcia-suspected-human

"FOX45 News confirmed the owner of that vehicle is Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes. In June 2020, Hernandez-Reyes pled guilty to “illegal transportation or moving of an alien,” according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office from the Southern District of Mississippi.

Hernandez-Reyes was involved in a traffic stop in December 2019 in Mississippi where there were nine people in the car. Human smuggling was suspected, according to the news release, and Homeland Security was notified. Eight of the nine were found to be in the United States illegally, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, and after interviewing everyone, “it was determined that seven passengers were being smuggled from Houston, Texas, to different locations throughout the United States.”
https://katv.com/news/nation-world/dhs-abrego-garcia-driving-convicted-human-smugglers-vehicle-during-tn-traffic-stop

Someone, likely an MS-13 banger, has decided to defend their boy on this forum. Why choose this forum, lol? I guess because there's a lot of liberals on here. Of all the people getting picked up by ICE, the liberals choose this creep to be their poster boy. Crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:Odd how the regime is no longer interested in proving him committed a crime…

We don’t have any kind of reality based government.

He's a test case, a PR liability.
The Regime HAS to deport him to prove their dominance over all immigrants.
He has no removal order that's active.
The US has no right to remove him.
He was picked up accidentally.
The US called him a "monster." For what??

It's unbelievable. We are living in 1984. Orwell was a prescient genius.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Odd how the regime is no longer interested in proving him committed a crime…

There is no doubt he committed a crime. Multiple crimes.
If he is in Uganda, he can no longer traffic humans in the US. That is fine with me.

Doubtful he is committing crimes. He is likely a retired MS-13 who didn't move past the rank of chole.

Did he retire when he was a fifteen-year-old in El Salvador or when he never stepped foot in the state where a confidential informant, proven to be a liar and totally untrustworthy, said he lived? Nobody with any critical thinking skills believes that he was in MS-13 or that he was a human trafficker.

How do you know <insert everyone from Trump administration> is lying? Because their lips are moving.

Dear Lord.
The guy was transporting a car full of illegal aliens at night hundreds of miles from one state to another. No luggage.
Of course he was trafficking illegals.
The car he was driving belonged to a human trafficker. He didn't have a valid driver's license.
How much more evidence do you need??????
And, we haven't even discussed his domestic abuse allegations.


"On Dec. 1, 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for speeding. Upon approach to the vehicle, the encountering officer noted eight other individuals in the vehicle. There was no luggage in the vehicle, leading the encountering officer to suspect this was a human trafficking incident. Additionally, all the passengers gave the same home address as the subject's home address. During the interview, Abrego Garcia pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put the encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions. When asked what relationship he had with the registered owner of the vehicle, Abrego Garcia replied that the owner of the vehicle is his boss, and that he worked in construction."
https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/04/18/dhs-releases-bombshell-investigative-report-kilmar-abrego-garcia-suspected-human

"FOX45 News confirmed the owner of that vehicle is Jose Ramon Hernandez-Reyes. In June 2020, Hernandez-Reyes pled guilty to “illegal transportation or moving of an alien,” according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office from the Southern District of Mississippi.

Hernandez-Reyes was involved in a traffic stop in December 2019 in Mississippi where there were nine people in the car. Human smuggling was suspected, according to the news release, and Homeland Security was notified. Eight of the nine were found to be in the United States illegally, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, and after interviewing everyone, “it was determined that seven passengers were being smuggled from Houston, Texas, to different locations throughout the United States.”
https://katv.com/news/nation-world/dhs-abrego-garcia-driving-convicted-human-smugglers-vehicle-during-tn-traffic-stop