That is the accident in question.
It's not a miscarriage of justice. An illegal immigrant got deported to his homeland. That is very normal and very good
SCOTUS disagrees.
The SCOTUS has ordered the government to facilitate his return.
It absolutely is.
They already facilitated his return. They offered to go get him. El Salvador said no.
Are you of the mind that if the most powerful person in the world wanted to get someone out of El Salvador that he couldn't do it?
No it isn't. A guy with a deportation order got deported. Just to the wrong place. Tough luck. He's not American, never has been, and never would be.
That's not how it works. The courts don't dictate foreign policy.
Yes it is.
There was no deportation order. It was stayed.
So...pick one?
If I say "oops missed my court hearing!" do I get the same kiddy gloves?
Did I say anything in that post about the courts?
Do you apply this kind of thought to all people? Just want to see which evidence is ok and which is "well it's a he said she said!"
Honestly, sometimes.
"Just people of other races." -NDVirginia19
What?
You seem confused again.
Meaning Donald's argument (and SCOTUS indicated they agree) that he doesn't need to negotiate or demand is correct.
Oh trust me, I showed up to fight a speeding ticket in a suit to a rural town. The cop thought I was a lawyer and knocked it all the way down to the minimum because "A guy like you needs to get back to work and not be with these losers".
Also not what I said.
If they are foreign born, sure why not.
Some judges go the opposite way. Will bend over backwards for losers. Which is fine. Lots of discretion. Things happen.
Can we discuss the irony of people who voted for a rapist, serial sexual assaulter, and serial adulterer now taking women's rights VERY seriously?
So you disagree with Trump on his stance about natural born citizens getting sent away if they're violent criminals?
It's the jist. You seem to think because Donald Trump can do something and the court told him to do something else that he should do the thing he could do.
No, it's not.
What rights?
I mean, do you think her report to the police she made four years is more credible than a statement she released now through her attorney under the threat of her husband being deported?
Yes. It is. You'll say it isn't. But it is. And that's okay. You are upset that an illegal immigrant got deported, and while Donald could get him back, he won't try unless the Supreme Court says he needs to (if even then)
