Anonymous wrote:BREAKING: Judge Waverly D. Crenshaw Jr. has just ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia be released on bail AND Judge Paula Xinis has BLOCKED ICE from immediately taking him into custody upon his release, saying he must he returned to Maryland on an order of supervision.

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Anonymous wrote:So the one witness they have against Kilmar Albrego Garcia is the guy who actually committed the crime Garcia is accused of. And he’s offering to finger Garcia in exchange for getting out of the crime he himself committed.

Good grief.

Do you think the government’s witnesses in most human trafficking cases are saints?

Anonymous wrote:So the one witness they have against Kilmar Albrego Garcia is the guy who actually committed the crime Garcia is accused of. And he’s offering to finger Garcia in exchange for getting out of the crime he himself committed.

Good grief.

Anonymous wrote:What if he is not convicted and goes home. They are going to tap his phone and keep tabs on him until he messes up. He will mess up.

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Anonymous wrote:Imagine that KAG had committed some other crimes, been deported, illegally come back to the US, been deported again, then illegally come back a third time. That's the guy who is taking the deal to testify against KAG. But he's not famous and it's clearly more important to deport the famous guy to own the libs.

They already deported the famous guy.

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Anonymous wrote:I mean, what is wrong with you people.

Abrego Garcia is an MS-13 gang member, is he not? He was pulled over with a car full of illegal aliens, was he not?

Not to say this other guy is a prize himself, as he clearly is not. But save your high righteousness for actual cases of innocent people, not a slime like Abrego Garcia.

It makes y'all look crazy.

Is he an MS-13 gang member? Beats me, I don’t have any direct knowledge of MS-13, do you? Was he pulled over with a car full of illegal aliens? I have no idea, because I wasn’t there, were you?

These are the sorts of questions that are answered in trials, because in America you are presumed innocent until proven guilty. There has been no trial and nothing has been proven, and yet America (the land of the free) is ready to sentence him to life in prison or possibly death, without due process, based on the word of an administration that already admitted his first deportation was a mistake (and the person who admitted the mistake got in trouble for not hiding the truth).

Moreover, when the President has talked about terminating the constitution, revoking citizenship, deporting citizens, and generally threatening everyone who disagrees with him, AND it is an open question rather he will comply with all Supreme Court orders, even those that stop him from something he might actually care about, AND the Supreme Court has shown blatant partisanship to the point of declaring that the President is above the law — every American needs to be demanding due process. If you don’t want to bother for those who are currently accused, then due it out of self-preservation, because once the rule of law is gone, NOBODY is safe. If you look at history, even those who ride a dictator’s coattails often find themself at risk when he starts looking around for any possible threats, both real and the imaginary product of his own paranoia.

Anonymous wrote:Imagine that KAG had committed some other crimes, been deported, illegally come back to the US, been deported again, then illegally come back a third time. That's the guy who is taking the deal to testify against KAG. But he's not famous and it's clearly more important to deport the famous guy to own the libs.

Anonymous wrote:I've been watching The Shield on TUBI.
Amazing how current events show up on there. They have gang 1-9ers with representative tattoos.
They also use the term 'chole' which is Garcia's reported rank when he was picked up by police in a murder investigation.

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Anonymous wrote:He was the owner of the SUV that Garcia was driving while trafficking illegal aliens. And the deal was that he wouldn’t be deported for “at least a year.”

So we're releasing a bad hombre onto our streets so we can get his likely made up testimony against a guy who have never been convicted of anything?

Got it.

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Anonymous wrote:He was the owner of the SUV that Garcia was driving while trafficking illegal aliens. And the deal was that he wouldn’t be deported for “at least a year.”

Yeah, but until then, he is free to work and continue the lifestyle to which he was accustomed to, including driving while intoxicated and brandishing a weapon in public. Just the kind of US resident we want...

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Anonymous wrote:I mean, what is wrong with you people.

Abrego Garcia is an MS-13 gang member, is he not? He was pulled over with a car full of illegal aliens, was he not?

Not to say this other guy is a prize himself, as he clearly is not. But save your high righteousness for actual cases of innocent people, not a slime like Abrego Garcia.

It makes y'all look crazy.

Based on nothing. If you believe this, don’t be upset when your neighbor calls you a thief or predator and has you locked up. If you want to live in China, you have to live in China.

Nothing? His own wife needing restraining orders is nothing? You want your daughter living with someone like him?