re: Tennessee police in 2022 busted Maryland thug with trafficking 7 women

Jesse Watters just mentioned this on The Five.

I always thought Boasburg was wrong but no, that was not as troubling to me because the jurisdictional issue was a closer call. It was also subject to review and decided—correctly in my view—by the Supreme Court. I don’t mean to quibble, but I don’t see this as an analogous case because there was nothing as clear as a specific court order being ignored/violated. Instead, you had an incorrect decision remedied by the higher court. That’s the system working.

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Here's a report on the order.

Again wrong about everything but you won't reasses your opinion

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Whether true or false making it about allegations whether proven or unproven is missing the point

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It’s exactly the point.

“A statute is as clear as a court order.”

LOL, no. The court order said not to deport THIS man to THIS country. Just not the same though I agree with the SC decision—which was not unanimous—in the AEA case.

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You are wrong about everything.

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Ultimately, this doesn't matter much because Abrego Garcia should have been deported, has been deported, and won't be coming back to the United States.

But, just to set the record straight, I wasn't wrong about anything, much less everything.

I said I didn't know if Trump had designated MS-13 members as being subject to deportation via the Alien Enemies Act. You've linked to articles that don't relate to that.

The fact that Trump chose to make a Proclamation about Tren De Aragua, but NOT about MS-13 suggests that MS-13 members are NOT subject to AEA deportation.



Your prattling about the former government of El Salvador is irrelevant.

Under its terms, the AEA can be invoked via a Presidential Proclamation on two bases:

Basis 1: "...whenever there shall be a declared war between the United States and any foreign nation or government," or
Basis 2: When "any invasion or predatory incursion shall be perpetrated, attempted, or threatened against the territory of the United States, by any foreign nation or government..."

Brief Analysis of AEA

There has to be at least SOME pretend, ongoing relationship between the "invaders" and a foreign government. That relationship doesn't exist between MS-13 and the current government of El Salvador.

This is why the Administration never amended its pleadings to suggest that Abrego Garcia had been deported via AEA. It cannot be applied to MS-13.

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LOL, no. The court order said not to deport THIS man to THIS country.

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What was the judge’s reasoning for this order?

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What was the judge’s reasoning for this order?

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His mother makes pupusas.