People are just sick of using taxpayer dollars to defend a guy who beat his wife with his fists. They point out he was not convicted of anything. He just happened to be with MS-13 gang members at Home Depot. The informant was wrong. He was picked up in Tennessee with a group of men for suspicion of human trafficking. Just another coincidence.
Due process matters for all of us or it matters for none of us:
Republican judge issues warning to Trump in judicial rebuke—"Lawlessness". He was here illegally and could have,and probably should have been deported then, but he had a withholding of removal placed on him in 2019. Meaning that he couldn't be deported back to El Salvador. This was never appealed or removed.
So he was entitled to due process first. If he had simply been deposited in El Salvador and not the Supermax prison I think it would have been more of a non-story.
Trump has stated, and his press secretary has confirmed, that he intends to find a way to send American Citizens there. I don't know if that's legal, but Abrego Garcia is the test case, in my opinion. (and yeah I know he was not a citizen but he had a stay of removal on him)
This prison is a prison that no one ever comes out of except in a pine box according to El Salvador's President.
Trump say only the worst of the worst will go there, but how long will it be until that line moves?
And what if a far left Democrat gets into power who considers words and protesting in front of abortion clinics to be violence, but has
the capability to send people there that are a danger to their regime?
He should have been deported in 2019 but he wasn't, and Trump was in office at that time.