> He entered the USA illegally - without "due process". a judge put him on a DO NOT DEPORT order. whatever his means of initially entering the united states wa

> He entered the USA illegally - without "due process". a judge put him on a DO NOT DEPORT order. whatever his means of initially entering the united states was, he obtained. LEGAL status. > "evidence shows that he is a verified member of MS-13." was there a TRIAL where this "evidence" was presented and deliberated? until that happens, I can't support incarcerating this man, to say nothing of sending him to a foreign gulag. > Finally "due process" is being followed, after 4 years of being asleep at the wheel No, the due process in place was a system by which someone who is here illegally could gain legal status. thats what harm reduction looks like. The due process you're talking about would have had him deported to another country. Not sent to a death camp. There was no legislation for sending people to a life sentence for merely being associated with ms 13. > Its not complicated. you're right, its not. Yet you're really not gettin this.