Trump Administration gibt uns den Guatemala -Mann an uns zurück, nachdem Richter gesagt hat, er sei fälschlicherweise deportiert worden

    https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-administration-returns-guatemalan-man-to-u-s-after-judge-says-he-was-wrongly-deported/

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    1. In a just world, everyone who knowingly took part in removing him illegally should lose qualified immunity and he should be able to hold them personally liable in civil court. There’s no way that this was within the scope of their official duties.

    2. Holy shit. 

      I mean, it’s just one person. And they had to jump through a lot of hoops. And it should have never happened in the first place. 

      But by God if it doesn’t give me even a little bit of hope that the system that has bent so far still refuses to completely break. 

      If they can get back one, they can get back more. 

    3. Now do the same with Garcia and the rest of the men that were sent to El Salvador.

    4. Now we need him to give back the plane, seriously it’s genuinely insane how quick the news media and Internet moves on when Trump messed up

    5. This is huge. For me at least. I was extremely worried that the Trump would just ignore court orders, effectively making America a dictatorship.

    6. They only did it because they realized what they did with the Venezuelan man hurt their case. It’s hard to argue for quick removals when you don’t have the ability to correct any mistakes you make.

    7. fantom_frost42 on

      Look at that they must’ve lied about not being able to do it huh? Who would’ve thought they would lie

    8. Cuntmasterflex9000 on

      Potentially, this is where the courts start gaining ground and turning this bullshit back. Trump and company don’t realize that if you give an inch, the Justice system will take a mile legally. Trump probably is thinking that doing this will „get them off his back“ and it is performative without realizing the legal consequences of following a court order related to their immigration policies and actions. Now that he has done this for one person, why not the others? Blood in the water, and the judges are sharks. Compound this with Miller losing his ever-living shit at ICE agents and DHS signals that they know they are losing this fight and the end-state is all but inevitable. Their goal was to blitzkrieg deportations and renditions so fast that the court system and any agencies to keep them in check would be unable to respond fast enough, turns out that takes a shit load of man-power and money to make happen, and the scale and speed at which they needed to move to pull it off is virtually impossible. Consider they just raised the ICE Agent quota to 3,000 arrests ***PER DAY*** out of anger with the slow results. Imagine having to not only arrest and process 3,000 people ***PER DAY*** but also ***find*** said people to arrest and deport. The previous quota of 1,200 per day was already infeasible, now they want to over double that. They’re also going to be penalizing agents not meeting this quota, further souring morale against this administration. I swear, Trump just fundamentally does not understand how people work and that making enemies faster than you can make allies is not way to become a dictator.

    9. Dancing_Cthulhu on

      It’s so rare to see even a shred of sanity out of Trump’s regime it feels like there’s got to be some sort of catch.

    10. Straight-Ad6926 on

      Another example of Trump’s commitment to following the law…reluctantly.

    11. all costs accrued by this man should come out of Trump and Bondi’s wallets. If he lost his job, it’s on Trump to find him a new one. Same with his living situation. To every other person illegally detained and/or deported, rinse repeat.

    12. jeetkunedont on

      Caught in an open lie in a sworn oath is not ‚just in error“ it’s perjury and obstruction of justice.

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