National Review criticized the Trump administration's deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, highlighting a legal violation. Despite a court ruling against his deportation and lack of charges linking him to gang activity, Abrego Garcia was sent to a dangerous prison. The editorial argues this injustice could be remedied by returning him, challenging the administration's pretense that it lacks jurisdiction due to the foreign nature of the prison. Yet, the Supreme Court has supported the return order, emphasizing the anomalies in this case.
Abrego Garcia is deportable, and should be deported, but a judge had ruled that he couldn't be sent to El Salvador, which makes this case unusual.
This is an obvious injustice that could be easily remedied by bringing Abrego Garcia back. The administration maintains this is impossible, which is a ridiculous pretense.
The government violated the law in deporting him, despite claims that he is a member of MS-13 without any charges related to gang activity.
The Supreme Court has backed a lower court order for Abrego Garcia's return, but the administration claims it no longer has jurisdiction.
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