Trump: "Bring him back. Show everybody how horrible this guy is."

[riversedge]

I do not know what the history of his man is--(conflicting information in the net).
but he was--is now on US soil and deserves due process

Link to tweet

Trump defends return of mistakenly deported Abrego Garcia

https://www.reuters.com/video/world-news/?location=featured-video

June 7, 2025

Aboard Air Force One on Friday (June 6), U.S. President Donald Trump defended the return of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who had been mistakenly deported, saying: “Bring him back. Show everybody how horrible this guy is.”

[Wingus Dingus]

1. So he and his clowns lied repeatedly to everyone, including the courts, when they claimed

he was out of US jurisdiction and control? GTFO!

[MurrayDelph]

12. But we should believe

all of the charges against him now are legit.

The flew him out on a jet, but brought him back on a railroad.

[EndlessWire]

14. Yeah! Lying hypocrites! n/t

[jls4561]

2. I will make a prediction. Regardless of whatever Abrego Garcia, may or may not have done, it will be

the Drumph administration officials who will be shown as horrible.

[SheltieLover]

3. Yes, but never by US media!

Funny how we have to look across the pond for info about our own country.

[newdeal2]

4. If he allegedly did these crimes, why wouldn't they want to take him to court and make a show of it in the first place?

Instead they whisked him off of the streets with no explanation (besides photoshopped photos).

It doesn't add up. This all looks like a way to save face and comply with the court order.

[gulliver]

9. They were fine waiting for some on the left to swallow the hook

Now we're going to find out the guy some on our side fought for was a bad guy. The Trumpies play dirty pool. They argue with our fools to keep our smart people out of the conversation. And here they pick our martyrs for us.

[EndlessWire]

15. The good news is that

perhaps they were trying to comply with a court order. Guess they still want to practice some version of the law.

[yardwork]

5. TACO

[Ms. Toad]

16. Actually, in this case, I think it was a diversion.

The day after a mud-slinging festival to beat no other recent mud slinging festival they suddenly discover then can bring Garcia back. As, I'm sure was the plan, there was almost nothing in the news yesterday about the middle school cat fight that had dominated the news the day before.

[Straw Man]

6. They're charging him with transporting undocumented invdividuals ...

... within the US, known in the vernacular as "giving people rides."

[J-9]

10. Carpooling

[rictofen]

7. Irony's dead

[surfered]

8. That's what due process is for, you idiot.

In the bygone America, guilt was determined by a jury after the introduction of evidence which can be challenged by the defense. Not by proclamations by a king.

[Deuxcents]

11. TSF and the AG have prejudiced the case by giving their opinions on his character and assured us of his guilt

[Prairie Gates]

13. Pretending it was his idea

A real "I meant to do that" moment.