Kilmer Abregal Garcia, the poster child for Donald Trump's torture campaign without due process against migrants and those that had an order to remain in the United States is one step closer to being released from ICE detention in Virginia and or being granted asylum or at least being sent to the country of his choice, Costa Rica, because of

testimony in an evidentiary hearing before Judge Zittis in Maryland. She wasn't pleased with any

aspect of the Department of Justice testimony. She didn't believe any of the witnesses. She said

out loud, they're effectively, they are worth zero to her, and she's focused on the fact that there appears to be

no final order entered by an immigration judge six years ago, a final order of removal.

And if there's no final order of removal, then the administrative process has not been

exhausted, and he's not going anywhere.

I've always said, I thought Judge Zinnis, in order to penalize the Department of Justice for

prosecutorial abuse, for sending him to the torture prisons of El Salvador, for then tormenting and

torturing his family and Americans by trolling them with he'll never be brought back and

having the president of El Salvador say he'll never bring him back and only after the Supreme

Court nine zero in the middle of the night ordered him to be returned and only after they trumped up

a phony criminal case against him in Tennessee that they finally returned him and he's still in

ICE custody. I've always said that the remedy for that due process violation, which is being

handled by Judge Zinnis, is to grant him asylum and let him live with his American wife and his

American children in Maryland, where he was for the last six or eight years, you know, under an order of non-removal to El Salvador.

If there's no or final order, he's not going anywhere.

But I think it should go one step further.

I think Judge Zinnis should grant him under her equitable powers,

the asylum for the abuse that was heaped on him by the Trump administration.

I'll talk about this

particular hearing that happened in evidentiary hearing that happened and what I think the results

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