Video: 'You would think we deported a candidate for father of the year'

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The he evidence presented to allege that Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a member of the MS-13 gang primarily stems from a 2019 incident in a Home Depot parking lot in Prince George’s County, Maryland, and subsequent government documents. Here is a breakdown of the evidence cited by authorities
Evidence Cited by Authorities:

1. Gang Field Interview Sheet (GFIS) from Prince George’s County Police (2019):
   • Clothing: Abrego Garcia was wearing a Chicago Bulls hat and a hoodie with images of rolls of money covering the eyes, ears, and mouths of U.S. presidents. The police report claimed this attire was “indicative of Hispanic gang culture” and that the Chicago Bulls hat specifically represented membership in MS-13, allegedly symbolizing the gang’s “devil horns” motif.

That is...ridiculously "fast and loose" with the word "evidence".

1. • Confidential Informant: A “past proven and reliable source” informed police that Abrego Garcia was an active member of MS-13’s “Westerns clique” (based in upstate New York), holding the rank of “Chequeo” (a low-level member) with the moniker “Chele.”

That's the guy I was talking about right? Where Kilmar was never living or something?

1. • Association: Abrego Garcia was detained with three other men, two of whom were identified as confirmed MS-13 members and one suspected of gang affiliation. One of the men reportedly stated that MS-13 members only associate with other members or prospects.

Really? Again: Is this meant to be damning and STRONG evidence? This seems barely specious.

1. DHS Form I-213 (2019):
   • This form reiterated the GFIS claims, asserting that Abrego Garcia was “identified” and “validated” as an MS-13 member. It also stated he was detained in connection to a murder investigation, though this conflicts with the GFIS, which cited loitering as the reason for detention.

Sounds like the kind of police work that gets BLM folks upset....detained in connection to murder....paperwork cites loitering.

1. Immigration Judge’s Bond Denial (2019):
   • Immigration Judge Elizabeth Kessler denied Abrego Garcia bond, citing the GFIS and Form I-213 as evidence. She noted that while she was reluctant to give weight to his clothing, the confidential informant’s statement was sufficient to support the gang membership claim, and Abrego Garcia failed to rebut it. This decision was upheld on appeal.

So not new evidence but a continued trust in the same evidence.

1. Tennessee Traffic Stop (2022):
   • A DHS report from a December 2022 traffic stop in Tennessee, where Abrego Garcia was stopped for speeding, alleged he was involved in human trafficking. The officer noted eight passengers in the vehicle, no luggage, and all giving the same home address, raising suspicions. The report also claimed law enforcement “confirmed” Abrego Garcia as an MS-13 member, though no new evidence was provided beyond prior claims.

He was riding in a car with 8 friends and the officer is "suspicious" and this bares some actual "legal" weight now?

1. Tattoo Claim (2025):
   • In April 2025, President Trump displayed a photo of Abrego Garcia’s tattooed hand, asserting the markings indicated MS-13 membership. No specific details about the tattoos or their alleged gang significance were provided in public records.
2. Prince George’s County Police Gang Unit Validation (2019):

Oh no. You put the CLEARLY CGIed tatoo up here?

I think Trump got the same one for solidarity

Thank you for taking the time to provide this BPPLEE! I really do appreciate it!

 

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Because he was in danger from another gang in El Salvador.

Which, for the record, I think is a sorry excuse. If he did not want to live in fear of rival gangs in prison, he shouldn't have joined a gang.

 

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I think Trump got the same one for solidarity

Speaking of Trump, I just wished liberals were as scrutinizing of the evidence as that presented in Trump's Russian collusion impeachment trial.

 

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In their words: What judges and Trump's government say about Abrego Garcia's mistaken deportation

President Donald Trump says he “could” bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back from El Salvador if he wanted to. But he insists the 29-year-old Salvadoran, who had

ktar.com

Good grief, man! The OP video is the President's chief propagandist substituting the crimes of a different man as implication about Abrego Garcia.

 

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More like infeasible

So it's "infeasible" to enforce your Constitution?

 

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Speaking of Trump, I just wished liberals were as scrutinizing of the evidence as that presented in Trump's Russian collusion impeachment trial.

Huh.
Which pieces of evidence did you take exception to? of the THOUSANDS of pieces of evidence?

Keeping in mind it wasn't a "collusion" trial.

 

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The photoshop was to show what the tattoos on his knuckles stood for. They were marijuana, smile, cross, skull.
The claim was these tattoos represent MS13, not that the MS13 in the photoshop was actually on his knuckles.

Oh! It's as easy as that?
Like, a government lawyer just has to "claim" something? Because that also seems like a giGANTIC stretch