El Salvador declines to return Garcia
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I don't support non-criminals being placed in foreign prisons. If you want to deport an illegal, do so. But not to a prison.
Apparently, Garcia was moved to a better detention facility but still has no access to news or the ability to communicate with anyone outside.
The thing that was brought up regarding the odious prosecutions of Trump is if they can do it to him, they can do it to you. The same principle applies here.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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I don't support non-criminals being placed in foreign prisons. If you want to deport an illegal, do so. But not to a prison.
Apparently, Garcia was moved to a better detention facility but still has no access to news or the ability to communicate with anyone outside.
The thing that was brought up regarding the odious prosecutions of Trump is if they can do it to him, they can do it to you. The same principle applies here.
@Mik said in El Salvador declines to return Garcia:
I don't support non-criminals being placed in foreign prisons. If you want to deport an illegal, do so. But not to a prison.
Apparently, Garcia was moved to a better detention facility but still has no access to news or the ability to communicate with anyone outside.
The thing that was brought up regarding the odious prosecutions of Trump is if they can do it to him, they can do it to you. The same principle applies here.
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@Mik said in El Salvador declines to return Garcia:
I don't support non-criminals being placed in foreign prisons. If you want to deport an illegal, do so. But not to a prison.
Apparently, Garcia was moved to a better detention facility but still has no access to news or the ability to communicate with anyone outside.
The thing that was brought up regarding the odious prosecutions of Trump is if they can do it to him, they can do it to you. The same principle applies here.
I’ll go one further. I don’t even approve of sending foreign nationals to foreign prisons while they are still under our jurisdiction. They committed a crime? Lock them up, in the US. (Try them first, of course). Then deport or extradite if the other country has cause. The idea of using foreign prisons because they are more of a hellhole than we allow in the US is a complete hell fucking no in my mind, whether they are citizens or not. But if you deport him legally, I don’t really give a flying fig what the El Salvadoran government does with him after he is legally deported.
