Should there be massive in the street protests over the policy that deported Kilmar Abrego Garcia? Trump is talking about deporting citzens as well.

[mcguyver]

if this dude survives the Trump administration, he's looking at a monster payday between selling his story and the next administration probably kicking him some cash as some sort of quiet settlement.

Don't forget all the other people illegally deported.

 

[xxxbishopxxx]

Don't forget all the other people illegally deported.

true, at least for the ones they can find at that point.

 

[mcguyver]

true, at least for the ones they can find at that point.

They/the deported, will find the government. Or lawyers looking to make some money will contact them.

 

[xxxbishopxxx]

They/the deported, will find the government. Or lawyers looking to make some money will contact them.

Hope so. However, I got the feeling the reality is not going to be that simple. Remember some of these folks got sent to countries that they have absolutely no ties to, or worse countries that ain't going to exactly be tolerant of their "human rights".

Plus, I'm pretty sure the current administration has told some of these countries outright to make sure they never see a lawyer or reporter.

 

[mcguyver]

Hope so. However, I got the feeling the reality is not going to be that simple. Remember some of these folks got sent to countries that they have absolutely no ties to, or worse countries that ain't going to exactly be tolerant of their "human rights".

Plus, I'm pretty sure the current administration has told some of these countries outright to make sure they never see a lawyer or reporter.

But alot of those deported were separated from their families. Approximately 340K were deported, if (very very low ball) 15K still have family in the US and 8K sue and the gov. Settle with 5K, that's alot of loot.