“Because respondents have no statutory authority to remove Abrego Garcia to a third country absent a removal order, his removal cannot be considered reasonably foreseeable, imminent, or consistent with due process. Although respondents may eventually get it right, they have not as of today. Thus, Abrego Garcia’s detention for the stated purpose of third country removal cannot continue. Respondents’ conduct over the past months belie that his detention has been for the basic purpose of effectuating removal, lending further support that Abrego Garcia should be held no longer.” – Judge Paula Xinis
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10 comments
Martyn Beer
They’ll just pick him up again , it is a disgrace
Linda Caskey
BAM
Matthew Boutillier
That’s awesome.
Revka Stearns Ccs Cpc
It’s about blooming time. That poor guy and his family.
Julia McNamara
Thank God!
Christian Mark Wilson
What a waste: of his life, his family’s well being, of our tax dollars, of resources that should be spent on actual criminals. My heart breaks for him and all others in his situation.
Of all the things that piss me off, the thing that does it mostest is seeing the full weight of our country bear down on people who deserve it the least. I am ashamed to contribute to it with my tax dollars.
Bobbie Granick
What happens if they grab him again? I don’t think he’s safe in this country, he and his family need to seek asylum elsewhere.
Kim Rippere
Not sure why the judge trusted them! I would have told the feds to be in my courtroom with him the next day at 9am. If he wasn’t there I would have fined and jailed the fed attorney.
Andy Groz
That poor guy. Perhaps the most abused political football in recent history. :(
Catherine Sacco
FINALLY!!
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