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“Withheld” has a specific meaning in this context. As explained in the subsequent order (appendix page 11a of the material I linked above: “Withholding of remov
by rayiner 2y ago
“Withheld” has a specific meaning in this context. As explained in the subsequent order (appendix page 11a of the material I linked above: “Withholding of removal, in contrast to asylum, confers only the right not to be deported to a particular country rather than the right to remain in the U.S.”
Garcia was deportable. He was only not deportable to El Salvador.
- jhp123 2y agoFirst of all, thank you for conceding my second point, that you were mistaken when you said "Incorrect." > “Withheld” has a specific meaning in this context okay, but the person you replied to didn't say "Garcia could not be deported to Switzerland, because the judge withheld the order." He just said the judge withheld the order, which is correct. And then you responded and said it was wrong. Actually, no one is talking about the legal basis for deporting Garcia to Switzerland or Djibouti, except you, because he wasn't deported to Switzerland or Djibouti but to El Salvador.