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Get Him Outa Here! MS-13 Gang Member.

Get Him Outa Here! MS-13 Gang Member.
MS-13 Gang Member

Illegal Immigrant Abrego Garcia now deported to the luxury El Salvador high security prison, in a surprise to no-one Democrats are insisting on his return to the US. So, the US are to retrieve an El Salvadorian from an El Salvadorian prison and smuggle him back across the US border, where he does not the right to be. Biden started this fire and Trump is putting it out. Surge to the border ring any bells?

Abrego-Garcia confessed to being an undocumented immigrant from El Salvador, having crossed into the US near McAllen, Texas, in 2012. ICE confirmed he lacked legal status and was eligible for deportation under federal immigration law.In April 2019, an immigration judge rejected his bond request, citing him as a community threat and flight risk: "The respondent failed to prove his release would not endanger people or property. Evidence, including a verified gang field interview from the Prince George’s County Police Department and testimony from a reliable confidential source, confirms the respondent is an active member of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang, holding the 'Chequeo' rank in the Westerns clique. His appearance, affiliations, and conduct align with known gang indicators. Additionally, he admitted to illegal entry and provided no compelling mitigating factors, such as community connections or evidence of non-threat, to warrant bond. Thus, the bond request is denied."The Board of Immigration Appeals affirmed the decision on appeal, rejecting claims that his gang affiliations were unproven.

Here are some actual legal facts from Cornell Law School

*(b) Termination of withholding of deportation or removal by USCIS. Except as provided in paragraph (e) of this section, an asylum officer may terminate a grant of withholding of deportation or removal made under the jurisdiction of USCIS if the asylum officer determines, following an interview, that:

(1) The alien is no longer entitled to withholding of deportation or removal because, owing to a fundamental change in circumstances relating to the original claim, the alien's life or freedom no longer would be threatened on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion in the country from which deportation or removal was withheld.

(2) There is a showing of fraud in the alien's application such that the alien was not eligible for withholding of removal at the time it was granted;

(3) The alien has committed any other act that would have been grounds for denial of withholding of removal under section 241(b)(3)(B) of the Act had it occurred prior to the grant of withholding of removal; or

(4) For applications filed in proceedings commenced before April 1, 1997, the alien has committed any act that would have been grounds for denial of withholding of deportation under section 243(h)(2) of the Act.

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