No, the map is of the folks that ended up in a detainment facility in a foreign country without being processed in the judicial system. The majority are in the

No, the map is of the folks that ended up in a detainment facility in a foreign country without being processed in the judicial system. The majority are in the Terrorism Confinement Center in Tecoluca, El Salvador. People are calling it "Disappeared" because once the people are out of the United States, they're out of United States judicial jurisdiction and administrative jurisdiction. ICE will not arrange for family to communicate with the deported people, so in their eyes, the person has just disappeared and they can't communicate with them. As a country, we're better than this. Deporting them back to their home country is great. Going up to a judge and getting a conviction if we want to jail them, great. Taking them off the street and putting them in a jail in a country they're not a citizen of without going in front of a judge? No. That's not right at all.