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Kilmar Abrego Garcia on way back to US to face criminal charges: Sources By Curt_Anderson June 6, 2025 12:48 pm Category: Law (0.0 from 0 votes) Rules of the Post & Tips. Write & edit articles How To Post Here

Good. Due process is all most of wanted and the least he deserves.

(ABC News) Mistakenly deported Salvadoran native Kilmar Abrego Garcia is on his way back to the United States Kilmar Abrego Garcia on way back to US to face criminal charges: Sourceswhere he will face criminal charges for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the U.S., according to sources familiar with the matter.

More than two months after the Trump administration admitted it mistakenly deported Abrego Garcia from Maryland to his native El Salvador, a federal grand jury has indicted him for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the United States, ABC News has learned.

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by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 1:18 pm Good'ne, Curt. This is going to be EMBARRASSING for the Biden string-pullers' DOJ and FBI!... And, for the Dems who defended and supported them. Hasn't this human trafficking story been on the Holy Trinity for months? by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 1:24 pm Okay. Now, I believe it. Fox is reporting it! Bahahahahahahahahahaha ha, ahhhhhhhh! foxnews.com by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 1:59 pm Why would I, the Biden administration, the anti-Trump crowd or any person who believes in due process be embarrassed? by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 2:07 pm Holy freakin friggin EFFINcow! I'm watching The Five. Fox is having a party over this story! This is going to be a hoot! With some careful planning, the trial will be held in fall 026. He'll be a great campaign pawn. by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 2:23 pm We now know that Trump administration was lying. 1. Despite insisting that they could not retrieve Abrego Garcia because he was in another sovereign nation, after three months Abrego Garcia is back on US soil. 2. He will be charged with smuggling of migrants. That doesn't sound like a case involving state secrets like Trump administration lawyers are claiming. by Navy2711 on June 6, 2025 2:40 pm Hate: As Curt asked, why would the Biden administration, the anti-Trump crowd or any person who believes in due process be embarrassed? by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 2:42 pm He's on US soil already? Wow. When Trump puts his mind to it, he can move mountains! He's being charged with waaaaaaay more than smuggling migrants. Cast your vision beyond the Holy Trinity. The Five showed AG Bondi talking a murder charge. by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 2:49 pm Navy, Apparently, you get all your news from the Holy Trinity and the Rachel, too. Police offered to take the Maryland daddy into custody at the time and Biden's FBI didn't accept the offer. That part of the story will get a lot of attention beyond the progressive SwampMedia... and, especially in the New Media... which the people who voted to hand DC to the GOPs follow. by Navy2711 on June 6, 2025 2:51 pm 1. As usual, Hate doesn't want to talk about it. 2. From Fox News: "He will be prosecuted and, if convicted, serve his sentence in the U.S. before being returned to El Salvador, officials confirmed." — Now was THAT so hard? lol. That's all we ever wanted, and yet we had to go through all of ... *gestures at the last two months* ... this crap. But of course the Trump admin is stumbling over themselves trying to paint the left as having defended and glorified Garcia. This is definitely a bloody nose for the Trump admin. When they claimed that they said they couldn't bring Garcia back to American soil, that they "couldn't do anything about it", turns out that "doing anything about it" was "making a phone call to Bukele." by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 3:12 pm "The Five showed AG Bondi talking a murder charge." ---HtS Bondi gratuitously mentioned murder just a excite the Maga base but it's not a charge against Abrego Garcia. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 4:25 pm curt- 1. Despite insisting that they could not retrieve Abrego Garcia because he was in another sovereign nation, after three months Abrego Garcia is back on US soil. By international law, you can't "legally" be a foreign government (country #1) and take a citizen of country #2 out of that country to stand trial without country #2's approval. So trumpster was right. If he didn't ask that government? I dunno. That shoots your whole "theory" down your toilet. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 4:32 pm squid- As Curt asked, why would the Biden administration, the anti-Trump crowd or any person who believes in due process be embarrassed? You're not aware of immigration law, are you? That would be a good thing to look up. AND understand🤣🤣v🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 by Indy! on June 6, 2025 4:38 pm Trump said he couldn't do anything and maybe he didn't. Maybe some secretary at the Justice Dept sent an email to El Salvador and they sent him back. Proving even a lowly secretary knows more about running the country than the fat orange crap ball pretending to be president right now. Either way - he's coming back and OD and Brown Shorts are spinning like out of control washing machines. by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 5:00 pm "This is definitely a bloody nose for the Trump admin. When they claimed that they said they couldn't bring Garcia back to American soil, that they "couldn't do anything about it", turns out that "doing anything about it" was "making a phone call to Bukele."" It will be a bloody nose for Trump to everyone who thinks that MSNBC reports news. And, then, to the Fox crowd... and the humongously larger universe of consumers of the New Media, once the arraignment, etc. and, then, the trial, happens, this will be bad news for every Dem who walked lockstep with "that feckless dementia-ridden piece of crap." by HatetheSwamp on June 6, 2025 5:07 pm Ole pb thinks that the issue, with voters, is going to be that this gangster was an illegal alien that Dems allowed to ply his illegal trade here for friggin years. by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 6:01 pm "You're not aware of immigration law, are you? That would be a good thing to look up. AND understand🤣🤣v🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣" --OD I am aware of immigration laws. Yes, by all means, you should look it up and understand it! Those accused of violating immigration laws or any other laws do not get tossed into a foreign prison for indeterminate amount of time without due process. For further reading see the 5th and 14th amendments. I am fine with him being indicted, charged and his having his day in court. That is what should have happened in the first place. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 6:11 pm So garcia comes back. BFD. Obviously, they decided to put him in federal prison. No skin off my nose. That way, asshole has had his day in criminal court. Even though immigration law is civil and the "due process" laws are different. So he spends 2-10 years in our prison, he gets out and is sent immediately to el Salvadore. No one can say anything. Trumpster went the extra mile to take care of some asshole that markets in human trafficking. And to boot, my bet is that he'll go the Salvadorian supermax prison he wasn't in before. And then the other gang will shank him and he'll die. That is, if he lasts in US prison and a rival gang doesn't get him there. It was a political ploy trumpster lost on. Oh well🙄. And it absolutely does not surprise me the libs are still in favor of human trafficking. It goes back to the southern dims during the civil war. Their belief in human bondage is well known and taught in schools in the US. And even here, the libs voice their support of human trafficking. And get away with it. Here are some recent statistics on human trafficking: The number of identified human trafficking victims worldwide has quadrupled from around 30,000 to nearly 120,000 between 2008 and 2023. In 2024, human trafficking remains a significant issue in the U.S., affecting thousands of individuals annually. Child trafficking is on the rise, with children now accounting for 38% of detected victims globally. The 2024 Global Report on Trafficking in Persons indicates a 25% increase in detected victims, with a notable rise in cases of child trafficking and forced labor. These statistics underscore the urgent need for continued awareness and action against human trafficking. unric.org stepstohope.org by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 6:31 pm First off, today is the first we heard about Abrego Garcia being accused of human smuggling. It sounds like Trump & co. spent about three months trying to come up with a crime to charge him with...even if the Trump DOJ had to fabricate it. If they did know in advance, why didn't they charge him and try him? Instead he was sent to El Salvador where, being in a sovereign nation outside of US control, he could have been immediately released. Here is my prediction: the witnesses against Abrego Garcia are unreliable and likely coerced by Trump officials. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 6:45 pm First off, today is the first we heard about Abrego Garcia being accused of human smuggling. It sounds like Trump & co. spent about three months trying to come up with a crime to charge him with...even if the Trump DOJ had to fabricate it. You need to expand your news sources. It's been out since the case broke. If they did know in advance, why didn't they charge him and try him? Instead he was sent to El Salvador where, being in a sovereign nation outside of US control, he could have been immediately released. Because that was the agreement with the Salvadorians that he remain in jail. Welcome to politics. You're "assuming" there was no contact between the governments, which is fantasy at best. This was orchestrated between the two. Why do you think the Salvadorians had their news crews out there? By happenstance? by Donna on June 6, 2025 6:49 pm Trump is the human trafficker in the Abregi Garcia case. And possibly in Epstein cases. All we wanted was real due process for Garcia. If he's convicted and there's no monkey business going on with any witnesses, we'll be fine with him serving a prison sentence. by Indy! on June 6, 2025 6:56 pm Here is my prediction: Trump heard the human trafficking lie on Fox. by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 7:01 pm Show me ONE news source prior to today where Abrego Garcia was accused of human smuggling. All that Trump and his flunkies would say that he was a member of MS-13 (without evidence). Of course I know that Trump could have retrieved him at any time. It was HtS (maybe you too) who said Trump couldn't demand a sovereign foreign nation return him. Also, now that we know that Trump really can "facilitate" a deported prisoners release and return, there were 140 other guys with him sent to the El Salvador prison without a trial. The courts will not allow Trump to keep them in a Latin American gulag. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 7:50 pm Show me ONE news source prior to today where Abrego Garcia was accused of human smuggling. All that Trump and his flunkies would say that he was a member of MS-13 (without evidence). DHS Releases Bombshell Investigative Report on Kilmar Abrego Garcia Suspected Human Trafficking Incident Release Date: April 18, 2025 It was HtS (maybe you too) who said Trump couldn't demand a sovereign foreign nation return him. True statement. Like I said above that I guess you didn't read. You have to negotiate the release. If you haven't seen the numerous cases of (mostly) murderers that are living in Mexico, and other countries that won't release the murderers unless the death penalty is off the table. Also, now that we know that Trump really can "facilitate" a deported prisoners release and return, there were 140 other guys with him sent to the El Salvador prison without a trial. The courts will not allow Trump to keep them in a Latin American gulag. SCOTUS already ruled on this (Jun 16 2024[3] and Apr 08, 2025[4]. The SCOTUS DECISION was 1. a rebuke (and scolding) of the lower court, and 2. the administration must take steps IN THE FUTURE to ensure immigration law is fulfilled. We already went through this ad nauseum. I said this all before. I provided the immigration law for you (which isn't under section 18. Meaning it's a CIVIL matter and different rules apply. I agreed with SCOTUS at the time, and I still do. The administration needs to "fix" the system they had. That includes immigration judges. There is no jury, no "trial" unless the immigrant chooses to hire one. The rules are actually far simpler than section 18 law (which includes human trafficking BTW).[2] So grow up. You lost the first case. You need to look at future cases, which apparently is going according to the SCOTUS rules. How do we know that? Because people are being deported still, with the watchdogs not saying a word. Knowing that, I am okay with what the administration is doing. According to IMMIGRATION LAW, they are getting due process. End of Story. dhs.gov msn.com lawyerherald.com newsweek.com by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 8:28 pm I wouldn't call DHS a "news source". But even according to that he was only "suspected" of human smuggling but barely so, that because he was driving in TN with eight passengers. No action was taken. No charges. The encountering officer decided not to cite the subject for driving infractions but gave him a warning citation for driving with an expired driver's license. Abrego Garcia’s driver's license was a MD "Limited Term Temporary” license. The encountering officer gathered names of other occupants in the vehicle but could not read their handwriting. The officer did not pursue further information due to no citation being issued. In 2019, the Prince Georges County Police Gang Unit validated Abrego Garcia as a member of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) Gang. Btw, notice that 2019, while Trump was president, it was " validated" that Abrego Garcia was an MS-13 gang member. El Salvador's president Bukele(sp?) said if Trump asked, "of course I'd return him". It is not an extradition issue. I am sure Trump will be pressured by the courts to retrieve the other guys sent to CECOT. by oldedude on June 6, 2025 9:09 pm You argued with yourself several times in the last few posts. 1. DHS (and any other agency) is where the news that you read comes from. So there's that. 2. Post #22- All that Trump and his flunkies would say that he was a member of MS-13 (without evidence). Post #24. In 2019, the Prince Georges County Police Gang Unit validated Abrego Garcia as a member of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) Gang. I agree with that. So which one is it? 3. I am sure Trump will be pressured by the courts to retrieve the other guys sent to CECOT. So who is going to argue with SCOTUS? Do you actually understand how the court system works in the US? This is a dead issue according to the courts. by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 9:37 pm I put quote marks around "validated". Meaning I am less than impressed. Disgraced Maryland police officer tied to 2019 Abrego Garcia gang report. GOVERNMENT’S CASE AGAINST ABREGO GARCIA IS BASED ON PG COUNTY COP WHO WAS ON THE SA’S DO NOT CALL LIST BASED ON HIS ILLEGAL USE OF INFORMATION, IVAN MENDEZ WAS ONLY AN ACTIVE DUTY OFFICER FOR FIVE DAYS AFTER ALLEGING WITHOUT EVIDENCE THAT ABREGO GARCIA WAS A GANG MEMBER. Lawyer: Document labeling Abrego Garcia as a gang member written by fired Prince George’s Co. officer smnewsnet.com usatoday.com baltimorebeat.com wtop.com by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 9:52 pm As I said, "I am sure Trump will be pressured by the courts to retrieve the other guys sent to CECOT." Judge orders Trump administration to provide due process to some migrants deported to El Salvador The ruling doesn’t apply to Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadoran man whose deportation became a focal point of Democratic resistance to Trump's immigration policies. A federal judge ordered the Trump administration Wednesday to provide hundreds of migrants sent to CECOT, a maximum-security terrorism confinement center in El Salvador, with habeas relief, ordering the government to give them opportunities to challenge their detentions and removals under President Donald Trump's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act. The order applies to all noncitizens removed from U.S. custody and transferred to CECOT "on March 15 and 16, 2025, pursuant solely to the Presidential Proclamation entitled 'Invocation of the Alien Enemies Act Regarding the Invasion of The United States by Tren De Aragua.'" The Trump administration challenged the block on its Alien Enemies Act deportations, but the ruling was upheld by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for Washington, D.C. The U.S. Supreme Court later faulted the administration for giving the Venezuelan detainees only 24 hours to challenge their deportations before it returned the case to an appeals court for further proceedings. Boasberg noted in his ruling that the Supreme Court unanimously agreed "that those subject to removal under the Act must be allowed to challenge their removability in federal court before being deported." by Curt_Anderson on June 6, 2025 10:56 pm "Here is my prediction: the witnesses against Abrego Garcia are unreliable and likely coerced by Trump officials." ---Me Two people familiar with the investigation said it made a significant leap forward when an imprisoned man recently came forward offering information about Mr. Abrego Garcia, but there was concern and disagreement among prosecutors about how to proceed. In recent weeks, a supervisor in the federal prosecutor’s office in Nashville resigned over how the case was handled, these people said. In the legal system, jailhouse snitch testimony is generally considered unreliable due to the significant incentives and potential biases that can influence their statements. Informants often seek leniency in their own cases or other benefits in exchange for their testimony, making them more likely to lie or exaggerate to secure favorable outcomes. nytimes.com by oldedude on June 7, 2025 3:33 am #27. There's no date or reference on what you said. I'm not chickenshitting you on this. It's actually important to what you said. IF you're referencing the lower court's decision in this case, pre-SCOTUS ruling. THIS is the judge who got chastised by SCOTUS for 1. overreach*, 2. a bad legal decision. IF there is ANY decision brought up from now on, there is already judicial precedence set by SCOTUS in this case. Therefore, the courts MUST, BY LAW follow the HIGHER COURT'S (SCOTUS) ruling. You're trying to wiggle out of this one, and it's not working. The FACTS don't support you, regardless of your "feelings." *He's a district judge that was ruling for the entire country. He can't do that. It's not how the system works. Anyone outside his district doesn't have to follow his decision. He took it upon himself to rule for the entire nation. SCOTUS slapped his hand pretty hard for not knowing the way our system works. #28. This one coming from your trifecta. Coming from behind a pay wall. I'm using the Reuters story, which the NYT got it's information from. The point is speculation at best, and not fact. It's asshole's lawyers posturing about the case is all. They are going to have to disprove the state's case to defend him. This is a complex case of human trafficking, guns, and dope. If the state can prove one of those, he's SOL. I'm still having trouble with why you've supported this known wife-beater, who's also illegally entered the US (twice), and has already been deported once. Immigration law is very clear of this. There is a legal paper trail of these acts. He can (and should be) deported. According to the law, he's a three striker and doesn't need the criminal charges to be deported. Now, because of his lawyers (they make a lot more money going to trial, win or lose), you have your wish. A criminal trial in which he (alone) will be deported. His wife and kids are left here to fend for themselves. In the Criminal system, the state has no authority to move the family. So be careful what you wish for. msn.com by HatetheSwamp on June 7, 2025 3:58 am "Two people familiar with the investigation said it made a significant leap forward when an imprisoned man recently came forward offering information about Mr. Abrego Garcia, but there was concern and disagreement among prosecutors about how to proceed. In recent weeks, a supervisor in the federal prosecutor’s office in Nashville resigned over how the case was handled, these people said." Holy freakin Trinity, man! Curt, I know that you are not stoopid. But! You are what you eat, intellectually. Your Holy Trinity ain't junk food! Your Holy Trinity ain't Froot Loops but it is world-class cherry pie. Pure carbs and fat, no protein. And, bubba, because I monitor right-wing media regularly, I have seen the BODY CAM recordings of the traffic stop. (And, BTW, the future Pope Kilmar has quite a gut on him.) As I have noted to po frequently, we're at the indictment stage. As I told po with all the Trump lawfare stuff, an indictment is not the text of a unanimous Supreme Court decision. Don't even begin to think that this indictment... and claims made by the AG... is even evidence presented to a jury. What we're seeing now is, absolutely, nothing more than grandstanding. But, juries love video evidence. Based on the body cam, Kilmar is toast. Burnt toast. by HatetheSwamp on June 7, 2025 4:29 am "I'm still having trouble with why you've supported this known wife-beater, who's also illegally entered the US (twice), and has already been deported once. Immigration law is very clear of this." And, not only Curt, the Dems as a whole. By the 026 election. The truth about St Kilmar will be known. And, the videos of Dems worshipping Kilmar will be what House and Senate GOP candidates run on. And, the Dems are giving this to GOPs free of charge! I disagree with Trump's team occasionally abusing due process for illegals. But, Dems have gone bonkers! by Curt_Anderson on June 7, 2025 8:41 am Re: OD, #29 My bad. I forgot the citations. The judge's order was reported two days ago. About my prediction that the case against Abrego Garcia would hinge on unreliable testimony, call it lucky or educated guess. From Reuters: Abrego Garcia's lawyer, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, called the criminal charges "fantastical" and a "kitchen sink" of allegations. "This is all based on the statements of individuals who are currently either facing prosecution or in federal prison," he said. "I want to know what they offered those people." The indictment also led to a high-level resignation in the federal prosecutor's office in Nashville, with news that Ben Schrader, chief of the criminal division for the Middle District of Tennessee, had resigned in protest. A 15-year veteran of the U.S. Attorney's Office, Schrader had grown increasingly uncomfortable with the administration's actions, and the indictment of Abrego Garcia was "the final straw," a person familiar with the situation told Reuters. Schrader declined comment. If Abrego Garcia is charged with wife beating or any other crime, fine. But he should have his day in court. nbcnews.com cbsnews.com reuters.com by HatetheSwamp on June 7, 2025 10:57 am "From Reuters: Abrego Garcia's lawyer, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, called the criminal charges "fantastical" and a "kitchen sink" of allegations." Curt, You're worse than po!, pretending a defense attorney's statements... not even in court... equate to a unanimous Supreme Court decision. Oy freakin friggin EFFINvey! Things are far worse than his attorney is leading you to believe. by meagain on June 7, 2025 11:57 am As read in a Facebook comment this morning, he was just an "Uber Driver." by Curt_Anderson on June 7, 2025 12:24 pm HtS, Don't blame the prognosticator! I merely predicted the case against Abrego Garcia would be built upon testimony of unreliable witnesses. It is not my fault early reports say that the Trump DOJ is relying on prisoners hoping to make a deal. Wait until at least the discovery process when the prosecution is required to reveal their witnesses. by HatetheSwamp on June 7, 2025 12:42 pm "It is not my fault early reports say that the Trump DOJ is relying on prisoners hoping to make a deal." Early Holy Trinity reports... I have seen the police body cam recordings, as have the 3,000,000+ viewers of The Five. A picture's worth a thousand yada yada yada. I've read all the Mickey Haller novels. I know how worthless jailhouse snitches are. But, then there's t'other evidence, eh? St Kilmar's in deep doodoo. And, so are the Dems. by Curt_Anderson on June 7, 2025 1:02 pm You saw a police cam video from 2019 of Abrego Garcia NOT being charged with a crime or cited for traffic violations. Go To Top

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