> Splitting hairs over citizenship when he was here legally massively misses the problem with blackholing people here legally. And on top of that this case sho

> Splitting hairs over citizenship when he was here legally massively misses the problem with blackholing people here legally. And on top of that this case should be horrifying to anyone regardless of whether they want to split hairs because: A) they admitted he was deported in error B) they are now effectively trying to argue there is no way to get him back So even if you believe they would never knowingly do this to an actual citizen they are only one slightly different mistake from disappearing a citizen, whether or not it has happened yet. Nevermind the fact that Trump himself has repeatedly floated the idea of deporting citizens: https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/04/10/trump-deportation-us-citizens-legal/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2025/04/10/trump-... And then lastly and most importantly IMO it is wildly un-American to believe anyone (regardless of citizenship or legal status) is not entitled to due process.