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They had no proof that he was a terrorist in the first place, so I'm not really sure if they're concerned about him joining or not.
by Hamuko 2y ago
They had no proof that he was a terrorist in the first place, so I'm not really sure if they're concerned about him joining or not.
- ty6853 2y agoBut forcing him to join by surrounding him with gang members who would otherwise harm him, might be effective in killing his withholding of removal order, even if they have to drag him back to get it done. 1) "This guy is gang member." 2) Toss in jail, surrounded by the gang members he tried to escape. (Even if El Salvador thing gets stopped, same plan works in US) 3) Gang forces him to join 4) Now part of terrorist organization 5) "Terrorists are ineligible for orders of withholding."
- kyleee 2y ago[flagged]
- UncleMeat 2y agoWell, he did wear some chicago bulls gear (I wish I were kidding, this is legitimately one of the pieces of evidence offered by the government).