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People were literally sent to El Salvador against a court order stopping the government from doing so. Where’s the exaggeration? Also, the quotes you’ve excer
by addicted 2y ago
People were literally sent to El Salvador against a court order stopping the government from doing so.
Where’s the exaggeration?
Also, the quotes you’ve excerpted do not mention due process even once, but do in fact mention that those people
may perhaps be sent to El Salvador.
So your own quote only contains evidence for people being sent to El Salvador, and contains no evidence for them being provided due process, not even a “perhaps” they may be provided due process.
The amount of indoctrination and brain twisting it takes to take a quote that does not mention due process, but does mention the possibility of people being sent to El Salvador, and use that as evidence that there will be due process but people will not be sent to El Salvador absolutely astonishes me.