U.S. citizens next especially if you're Hmong and not White?

[theking]

Trump Has a New Target for His Mass Deportations: U.S. Citizens
Donald Trump loves the idea of deporting American citizens to El Salvador—no, seriously he said that.

A reporter asked Trump Sunday whether he was considering an offer from El Savador President Nayib Bukele to “take American citizens in the federal prison population.”

“Well, I love that,” Trump replied.

“If we could take some of our twenty-time wise guys that push people into subways and hit people over the back of the head, and purposefully run people over in cars, uh if he would take them, I would be honored to give them,” Trump continued.

“I don’t know what the law says on that, but I can’t imagine the law would say anything different,” Trump said, claiming that it could likely save the U.S. money to house their prisoners in El Salvador. In fact, the law does say something different: it is illegal to deport U.S. citizens.

“I would only do according to the law,” Trump said. “But I have suggested that, you know, ‘why should it stop just at people who cross the border illegally?’”

[Prude]

Sending them to a prison isn't deportation. Deportation is going back to
their country of origin.

Trump could deport American felons back to the U.S.

[theking]

Trump administration contends it has no duty to return illegally deported man to US
The Trump administration insisted Sunday that it has no legal obligation to arrange for the return of a Maryland man illegally deported from the United States, arguing that a Supreme Court ruling last week only requires officials to admit him into the country if he makes it back from a high-security prison in El Salvador.

Justice Department lawyers told a federal judge that they don’t interpret the Supreme Court’s Thursday ruling — that the administration “facilitate” Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s release — as obligating the administration to do anything more than adjust his immigration status to admit him if El Salvador’s government chooses to release him.

With El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele set to meet President Donald Trump Monday, DOJ attorneys argued the courts have no power to require the administration to engage with the Salvadoran government to reach a diplomatic solution. They contend such a potential order would amount to a violation of the separation of powers and an intrusion into what they allege is unfettered presidential power to conduct foreign relations.

“All of those requested orders involve interactions with a foreign sovereign — and potential violations of that sovereignty,” Justice Department attorneys wrote in a seven-page submission to U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis. “[A] federal court cannot compel the Executive Branch to engage in any mandated act of diplomacy or incursion upon the sovereignty of another nation.”

The administration’s position suggests officials do not view the Supreme Court’s order as compelling them to seek Abrego Garcia’s return. The Salvadoran native entered the country illegally around 2011 and had been living in Maryland. The Trump administration has admitted it deported him to El Salvador in violation of a 2019 immigration court order barring his deportation to that country. Though Abrego Garcia was denied asylum, a judge found he could not be sent to his home country because of a legitimate fear of persecution by a local gang.

The administration continued Sunday to flout a Friday order from Xinis to deliver “daily updates” to the court describing its efforts to return Abrego Garcia to the United States. Sunday’s update from Evan Katz, the assistant director of removal operations for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the administration had “no updates” for the judge. A day earlier, in a similarly threadbare update, the administration turned to Michael Kozak, the State Department’s senior bureau official in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs, who said Abrego Garcia was still alive in El Salvador’s CECOT prison.

The administration is also bucking demands from Abrego Garcia’s attorneys that officials detail the arrangement to ship hundreds of foreign nationals to a notorious prison in El Salvador. One of the Sunday filings insists those details are classified and could be subject to attorney-client and state secrets privileges.

“It would be inappropriate for this Court to hastily order production of these sensitive documents,” Justice Department lawyer Drew Ensign wrote.

The administration also said it would resist efforts by Xinis to demand testimony from officials about their thinking on Abrego Garcia’s potential return, saying such disclosures “could interfere with ongoing diplomatic discussions — particularly in the context of President Bukele’s ongoing trip to the United States.”

Still, the administration’s narrow view of its obligations under the Supreme Court’s ruling appears to up the stakes of a hearing Xinis has scheduled for Tuesday afternoon to assess the steps officials are taking to arrange for Abrego Garcia’s return.

[theking]

Palestinian Columbia Student Detained by ICE at U.S. Citizenship Interview
A Palestinian student at Columbia University was detained by federal immigration officers after a U.S. naturalization interview, the latest arrest in the Trump administration’s campaign against campus activism.

Mohsen Mahdawi, an organizer of pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia last year, was met by masked ICE agents at a Vermont immigration office Monday and taken into custody, according to his lawyer, Luna Droubi.

Mahdawi’s case is the most recent in a series of detentions carried out by the Department of Homeland Security as part of the Trump administration’s campaign against student protests and what it calls extremist ideology.

The administration has singled out a number of students in the crackdown, particularly those with links to pro-Palestinian demonstrations and activism.

An outspoken critic of Israel’s military campaign in Gaza, Mahdawi was born and raised in a refugee camp in the West Bank, where he lived until he moved to the U.S. in 2014, according to court documents.

Droubi said Mahdawi was targeted by the Trump administration based on who he is. “His detention that appears to be based on defamatory statements by non-governmental actors and opponents of Palestinian human rights should outrage us all,” she said.

[Prude]

Too much to read. Ain't got da time...ain't  makin' no sense.

[Visualmon]

Trump is afraid to lose his Margo-Largo attraction on the land of Gaza, so he deport any protestor or U.S. citizens. This way his benefactor, Nutyahoo, could continue bombing civilians.

[Dok_Champa]

Well, majority of people in US voted for this guy so they got what they want.  Good job.  Yep, anyone can be deported now, even MAGA supporters with black hair and brown eyes. 

[theking]

US citizen says he and his wife detained without explanation after returning from Canada

A U.S. citizen and his wife were detained at the Vermont-Canadian border without explanation after returning from Canada. Bachir Atallah, a New England real estate attorney, says he was handcuffed and held by Customs and Border Patrol for several hours

[Hung_Low]

Trump Has a New Target for His Mass Deportations: U.S. Citizens
Donald Trump loves the idea of deporting American citizens to El Salvador—no, seriously he said that.

A reporter asked Trump Sunday whether he was considering an offer from El Savador President Nayib Bukele to “take American citizens in the federal prison population.”

“Well, I love that,” Trump replied.

“If we could take some of our twenty-time wise guys that push people into subways and hit people over the back of the head, and purposefully run people over in cars, uh if he would take them, I would be honored to give them,” Trump continued.

“I don’t know what the law says on that, but I can’t imagine the law would say anything different,” Trump said, claiming that it could likely save the U.S. money to house their prisoners in El Salvador. In fact, the law does say something different: it is illegal to deport U.S. citizens.

“I would only do according to the law,” Trump said. “But I have suggested that, you know, ‘why should it stop just at people who cross the border illegally?’”

You got to be kidding me... Did you read the part... "I would only do according to the law". This is the same BS as when the Lefties/Demmies spread lies that Trump told people to be injected with disinfectant/bleach or take 'horse worm' pills, etc etc. I smell the same sh1t here...

Well, majority of people in US voted for this guy so they got what they want.  Good job.  Yep, anyone can be deported now, even MAGA supporters with black hair and brown eyes.

Wow... the ignorance is strong with this one. We dodged the other mentally incapable stooge that the Dem elites threw down their sheep's throat. Did you know that a CNN poll, yeah a poll by Lefties/Demmies favorite media, showed that majority of American, including Lefties/Demmies want illegal deported.

Name any American that the current admin had deported? I wait... until you Lefties/demmies or TDS suffering fools can name one, everything you claimed are just BS or like the Left/Dem says 'Deep Fake' propaganda. Now, don't give me that illegal MS-13 gang member who was deported to El Salvador.

[theking]

You got to be kidding me... Did you read the part... "I would only do according to the law". This is the same BS as when the Lefties/Demmies spread lies that Trump told people to be injected with disinfectant/bleach or take 'horse worm' pills, etc etc. I smell the same sh1t here...

Do you not see how wrong it is suggesting that??

I doubt it as you love Trump that much..

And NOPE, it's not "lies" when it comes from Trump's mouth...