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    1. Significant-Push-232 on

      Because accusations need to be substantiated with evidence.

      Surely we can all agree that “because I said so” has no basis in “justice.”

    2. DerpyMistake on

      He had due process.

      [https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/apr/2/editorial-unmistaken-deportation-kilmar-abrego-garcia/](https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/apr/2/editorial-unmistaken-deportation-kilmar-abrego-garcia/)

      >Abrego Garcia is a citizen of [El Salvador](https://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/el-salvador/) nabbed in 2019 while loitering outside a Home Depot in Hyattsville. An immigration judge reviewed the evidence and determined he was a member of MS-13 and a danger to the community.

    3. Freeze_Peach_ on

      >I’m confused on why due process is required before deporting someone out from America?

      If US laws do not apply to these people, then US laws do not apply to these people. It’s all or nothing, and this applies to US citizens also which is why the OJ case and other wealthy people getting away with crimes is such a huge deal.

      The laws apply to everyone, or they don’t.

      The US is careful about who is allowed to stay in the US with diplomatic immunity because US laws don’t apply to them and if they could potentially (and have at times) killed US citizens with no justice because our legal system doesn’t apply to them.

    4. QuitePossiblyLucky on

      Why do they call this ILLEGAL CRIMINAL IMMIGRANT from El Salvador “Maryland dad”… He’s not from Maryland…

    5. YogiTheBear131 on

      I dont understand your premise in relation to this case.

      This guy already had his due process 6 years ago.

      He decided that hed try and get some anchorage…you know-loophole the system.

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