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Welcome to record: Today, my colleague Nicole Narea and I focus on the giant prison where the Trump administration admits it wrongly sent migrants to El Salvadorians, a reminder of the dangers of moratoriums on due process.
What’s the latest? The government admitted yesterday that it did a “Management errors“When it expelled Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, one of the more than 100 people sent to the El Salvador prison in MarchLegal black hole” and Recorded human rights violations. The government said that despite a 2019 immigration judge ruling that Garcia could stay in the United States, it still cannot bring Garcia back from foreign soil.
How did this happen? Trump cited Wartime laws of the 18th century Deport Garcia and his administration alleged others who had gang contacts. Judge orders Trump to stop these deportations in flight, but the administration No. As a result, immigrants were denied due process-deported before the case was resolved.
Is this an isolated incident? Trump administration believes some immigrants are gang members by standards including tattoos and clothing The New York Times reported yesterday. These standards have resulted Various Case Non-friendly members are likely to be swept.
What is the overall situation? Over time, some of these people may prove to be criminals. For example, Garcia has been charged (but not convicted) with ties to the gang MS-13. But that’s the point: In a normal-functioning judicial system, we use due process to determine guilt first, and Then Exhausted punishment.
That’s part of the reason why federal judges ordered the deportation to be stopped first: giving the legal system time to figure out the rights these people have or do not have. However, the Trump administration violated the order and now it imposes extreme punishments that say it cannot be reclaimed – while we are still trying to figure out who these people are and what they do.
So, it’s time to log out…
I am not knowledge of poetry anyway, so I am lucky that I came across this poem a long time ago: “Summer. “I find days like today helpful, and when it’s prone to exhaustion or ungrateful it reminds us that time is good, especially on the last line, and inspires me: “Tell me, what are you going to do to one of your wild and precious lives?” ”
Thank you for reading. Hope you have a wonderful night and we will be back here tomorrow.
