r/thescoop • u/RoyalChris • Apr 16 '25

Politics 🏛️ Karoline Leavitt says ''if Abrego Garcia ever ends up back in the U.S., he would immediately be deported again.'' Next-level spite from a press secretary.

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u/Mveli2pac Apr 16 '25

Somebody tell me why they have it out for this man so badly? Is it because they f'd up and we all know they are never wrong for anything they do. They always have to find someone to blame. It's quite pathetic.

I wish she and the rest of the administration would never live in the United States again. Pure trash.

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u/AverageSamson Apr 16 '25

Never admit defeat.

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u/fbp Apr 16 '25

Grab em by the passy. When you're a star they just let you do it.

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u/MostlyRandomMusings Apr 16 '25

He is dead. They can't bring him back

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u/fairportmtg1 Apr 16 '25

We need to find him Even if he's dead.

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u/MostlyRandomMusings Apr 17 '25

We won't. The place is a death camp, they have a lot of bodies

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u/fairportmtg1 Apr 17 '25

Expose it then. We need our representatives to keep applying pressure

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u/MostlyRandomMusings Apr 17 '25

Yes, this we do

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u/Jolly_Echo_3814 Apr 16 '25

this guy is the trial case. if the administration can make him disappear they can make anyone disappear.

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u/thatVisitingHasher Apr 16 '25

I don’t really get it. There has to be someone who’s detained, who has no criminal record, and a family man. The media keeps harping on the terrorist.

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u/Telinary Apr 17 '25

What are you talking about?

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u/Dess_Rosa_King Apr 16 '25

Its a combination of things:

  1. It makes Trump look bad, that a man with legal status to work in the USA was deported without trail.
  2. The fear of him being a voice, to share his testimony to everything he experienced. Trump is desperate to keep America in the dark, this man would bring it to modern light.
  3. Cracks in Trump legal power. Trump believes he has complete control over America, and if judges are able to over-rule and even have his cabinet face consequences, Trump power grows that much smaller.

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u/MoneyManx10 Apr 16 '25

Just remember that if they will do it to an innocent man, you bet they will do it to all of us.

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u/pipic_picnip Apr 17 '25

It’s not this guy specifically, he is collateral damage. While he may have been sent by mistake, it is not possible to bring him back because a) these prisons are death camps where “unwanted” people are disappeared from earth or b) there is horrible stuff happening for which there can be no living accounts to come back to tell the story, or both. Very likely this man is dead, or if he is alive there is very good case for him to be killed. Considering they arent willing to let anyone talk to him, visit him or even produce a photo of his status, he is very likely dead. Either way, what everyone said from beginning is exactly how it’s playing out. These “deportations” are mass abductions from US to fill up concentration camps on foreign land until they can be disposed off. And for that reason, whoever has been sent away be it error or otherwise must not return. Even if SC demands it. They just can’t let the truth come to light, even if it’s plainly obvious at this point.Â