All the effort could have been easily avoided if they did it right the first time

It's pretty embarassing that you've been saying the same stupid nonsense daily for nearly 2 months on a gaming website that has 0% influence on anything political in the USA.

If you're interested, I heard MS13 is hiring, since you support these members.

Sure could, but they aren't omniscient. The guy becoming a national news story brought all his criminal past into the path of an investigation.
What are the screwups in this story?

A judge halted a deportation to El Salvador on the basis that an MS13 member could face retribution from a rival gang... after murdering a rival gang member's mother. Absolutely insane, even if the judge just thought it was for being in a rival gang, that's already fucked logic.
The order wasn't lifted in a timely fashion even when El Salvador became a safer country than the USA, nor retroactively when he got deported and it should have been moot.
He was deported in error. A pretty minor mistake, considering that the correct process would have been to lift the moot order, then deport him.
Democrats rallied around an MS13 gang member despite all kinds of public evidence he was a hardened MS13 criminal, including it being right on his knuckles in code.
Trump mistakenly thought a picture of his knuckles had the decoded text as real tattoos by misreading the image, whoopdeedoo.
The DoJ found out the guy was actually a prolific trafficker, rapist, murderer, child sex fiend, etc. Except its not really a fuck-up because they had no way to know, and he was safely detained in El Salvador, and they extradited and charged him now they have all the evidence of his lifetime in criminal enterprise.
Democrats continue to rally around this guy even when he's outed as being a living index of the criminal codes <---- you are here

Sen Van Hollen celebrated his return and said garcia is 'owed an apology'. Rep Ivey championed him as 'wrongfully imprisoned' and a 'critical conversation'.

1. Kek
2. The law can't allow mistakes like this in procedure. Obviously, that's why he is back.

As a sidenote: you guys all ignore that the Trump administration straight up lied when they said they couldn't bring him back, don't you? Was clearly no problem.

As a sidenote to the idiots commenting on my posts while not understanding them: of course I am repeating myself, this is how principles work. Rule of law is important to me, therefore it is infiurating when it is not followed. This doesn't change over time, why would it?

I also really do not care about Garcia, if he is guilty jail him, if not deport him somewhere legally. Just don't have "minor fuckups" or "administrative errors" to deport people to a high security detention center and then claim you can't bring them back while ignoring court orders.

I mean yes, it can. The most normal way for the law to deal with mistakes or accidents is to not deal with them. Not every state of affairs requires injunctive relief, nor do courts have jurisdiction or capability to remedy most harms.
The reason this guy is back is because he committed a lifetime of felonies for which he will be prosecuted. Not so that he can roleplay a human yo-yo and be brought from an El Salvadoran prison to America just to enter an immigration court, have his protective order lifted, be deported back to El Salvador and put back in the same prison.

The actual harm of errors matters. If two errors cancel each other out, there's no real harm. Garcia should never have been granted a deportation hold in the first place, and it should have been lifted years ago when its premise was completely negated, and when he was deported despite that hold, no real harm occurred. If the system had worked properly, the outcome would have been exactly the same. And once the DoJ investigated his criminal history and had reason to extradite him, we got him back safely, the interim time between US and ES detention giving him no chance to escape justice.

https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1940984105862418612

Kilmar Garcia has filed in court in the US claiming he was subjected to torture in El Salvadoran prison. Per his account:


In response, El Salvador has released videos of him in his jail cell, under apparently completely normal and humane conditions
https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1940984105862418612

Again, the problem of trying to make up a narrative when you're in someone else's tightly controlled court. The one retard flew over there for a photo op and they served them margaritas to embarrass him, now Kilmar is saying he was beaten and sleep deprived, and instead we get video of a clean jail cell