Exclusive | Alleged MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar Abrego Garcia told ICE he wasn't afraid to go back to Central America - before deportation to megaprison
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, was deported to El Salvador, stating he had no fear of returning despite previously claiming he did due to gang violence. Captured by ICE in 2019 while interacting with known gang members, his deportation faced legal challenges as an immigration judge recognized his concerns about retaliation from rival gangs, highlighting the complexities of gang affiliations and safety. Ultimately, Garcia, along with others, was rapidly deported under a historic law, sparking debates regarding due process and the treatment of individuals with alleged gang ties.
Abrego's admission undermines his 2019 claim of fear returning to El Salvador due to gang violence, highlighting complexities of deportation decisions and gang influence.
ICE deported Abrego Garcia under the Alien Enemies Act, invoking a century-old law for a rapid deportation process amid concerns over gang violence and safety.
Read at New York Post
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