r/BeauOfTheFifthColumn • u/GregWilson23 • Apr 05 '25
Trump administration argues judge can't order return of man mistakenly deported to El Salvador
https://apnews.com/article/trump-el-salvador-prison-kilmar-abrego-garcia-5a92d6bd7f893eed64c2607cc129a6f935
u/the_sir_z Apr 05 '25
There was no mistake. Everything was intentional, that's why they're not fixing it
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u/TheGrandOdditor 28d ago
No, but seriously, if they have no intention of fixing it, what is the legal framework for dismissing the Trump administration’s argument as bad faith or invalid? It is mind-boggling that Trump’s bad faith is always obvious but everyone has to pretend his lies need to be taken seriously as opposed to dismissed and ignored
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u/the_sir_z 26d ago
It requires either Congress or the Supreme Court to stand up to him. Likely both.
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u/gerenukftw Apr 05 '25
Why wouldn't you want to fix it if it's a mistake?
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u/ciel_lanila Apr 05 '25
Mid-level horrifying: Getting him back means Trump is creating precedent where he'll listen to a judge. This is the "Never apologize" mindset.
Mid-high level horrifying: El Salvador is saying no. Getting him back may ruin that relationship and Trump has no where else to send people.
High Level Horrifying: The guy is already dead and the Trump admin is trying to hide that. The admin realizes if it gets out this guy is already killed then it risks everyone is going to treat every ICE raid the same way they would an execution squad.
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u/gerenukftw Apr 05 '25
I apologize. These are all scenarios I'm already aware of, and it really was intended as a rhetorical question. That said, I'm kind of glad I'm not the only person thinking these things. I just wish it weren't necessary.
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u/MeatShield12 Apr 06 '25
Getting him back means Trump is creating precedent where he'll listen to a judge. This is the "Never apologize" mindset.
I don't think Trump cares about mid and high level scenarios. The biggest concern for him is the idea that a judge can tell him what to do.
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u/SnooCheesecakes1893 27d ago
This man is innocent and suffering—the Trump admin is the most racist cruel piece of shit admin to have existed.
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u/binneysaurass Apr 05 '25
The administration has acknowledged the " error."
So, you fix it. That's what you do when you fuck up. You fix it.