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[themisinformer]

Trump Defends Wrongful Man’s Deportation: ‘He Looked Like He Could Handle El Salvador’

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Following the controversial deportation of 29 year old Kilmar Ábrego García, a U.S. citizen who was deported to El Salvador without due process, President Donald Trump has gone on to defend ICE’s decision to deport García, claiming that he looked like he “could handle” El Salvador.

“It was an honest mistake on ICE’s part,” Trump said during a press briefing. “But it’s nothing he can’t handle. This gentleman is a large Mexican guy. He’ll fit right in at El Salvador.” Trump, who insisted that he had nothing to do with García’s deportation and put all the blame on ICE, called García’s deportation an “administrative error” and blamed it on there “being too many countries these days.”

“Back in my day, we only had a few countries,” Trump explained. “We had America, England, France, and maybe even Spain if you were feeling a little exotic. But now we’ve got El Salvador, Ecuador, Honduras, you know, all them Mexican countries. It’s just way too many to keep track of.”

Despite claiming that García’s deportation was a mistake, Trump would still go on to praise ICE’s “instinctive policing.” “Sometimes you just gotta trust your gut,” Trump said. “I’ve seen the guy. He definitely looks like he could be from El Salvador. I don’t blame ICE at all for mistaking his identity.”

Despite the widespread criticism, Trump continues to remain defiant. “He should be thanking us,” Trump concluded. “We basically gave him a free vacation to an El Salvadoran prison. The one where they keep all the Cartel bosses. It’s the opportunity of a lifetime that most Americans won’t ever get to experience.”

[skeletonpoett]

If you're not gonna march and hold a sign because "they can ignore it" why not do what they CAN'T ignore. Flood the White House with protest mail. They have to process all of that. They have to look at it. You can do it anonymously. You can send junk. Call them. Call your reps. Call everyone. Bother them. "But I'm just one person I can't possibly send millions of letters all by myself" Well, attending a march with a lot of people from your area might help with that! Marching protests are where we can even spread this info (phone numbers and addresses) to people who don't know it.

Its really fucking hard to ignore it when thousands or millions of people are letting you know they're unhappy with you.

Protests send a message to THE PEOPLE as well as the government. We need to be remained our rights. We need to be reminded of what we CAN do. We need to unite with people that want to fight for the same cause. Protests are where you can meet people and do OTHER things afterwards. And when everyone else sees this happening more people 1. Notice theres a problem 2. Feel inspired to ALSO unite and stand their ground. For example :

Harvard’s president rejected Trump’s demands. Here’s how other university leaders have responded to the White House | CNN

Tensions are rising across American academia as the Trump administration froze over $2 billion in multi-year grants and contracts at Harvard

Obviously, you don't have to march to do other things. A lot of people can't. And a lot of people who feel like protests are useless are the ones who HAVE been protesting many times and it seems like nothing helps. And this is going to everyone walking out there too. If you're JUST protesting, unless it's all you can reasonably do, don't let it end there. March. Don't march. Anything is something.

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[ksliberal]

Court denies White House appeal of 'shocking' Abrego Garcia deportation case : NPR

Court denies White House appeal of 'shocking' Abrego Garcia deportation case

The Fourth Circuit ruling against the Trump administration came just one day after the government filed an appeal of a lower court order in

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bathroom stall in downtown Denton, TX

[skeletonpoett]

"Oh, I can't look at the news anymore it's so scary"

no no no, that's EXACTLY why you should look at the news. It will only get worse if we try to hide. March. Call. Write. Just do something because it works.

[ksliberal]

Contrasting media perceptions of Abrego Garcia: Bias Breakdown

Contrasting media perceptions of Abrego Garcia: Bias Breakdown

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported from Maryland to El Salvador, has become the center of a highly polarized media storm and a legal battle.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported from Maryland to El Salvador, has become the center of a highly polarized media storm. It has also led to a legal battle that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.

His case has been portrayed in starkly different ways, with left-leaning media outlets referring to him as a “Maryland man” or “father.” In contrast, right-leaning outlets identified him as an “illegal alien” and “MS-13 suspect.”