Donald and the fascist thugs at ICE and the Department of Homeland Security continue to do everything in their power to villainize immigrants, both those who are here illegally and those who are actual United States citizens.

They are desperately tried to take over blue cities and arrest and deport as many people as possible.

Despite the courts clearly and succinctly setting out certain rules and guidelines for how the Trump regime is supposed to handle immigrants,

especially somebody like Kilmara Rego Garcia, the regime is increasingly signaling its willingness

to ignore judicial orders. Kilmara Rego Garcia was released from custody Friday, only to be

detained promptly by ICE yesterday. Even though U.S. District Judge Paula Zinnis made very clear that the DOJ was not to deport Abrigo

Garcia, Donald has threatened him with deportation anyway, not to El Salvador, which is where

he was sent to El Salvador and incarcerated in its notorious SICO prison last time around, but this time to Uganda.

Here's CNN's Priscilla Alvarez with more in the story.

There have been multiple developments within a span of two hours.

It wasn't that long ago that Kimmer-Abrough Garcia was standing right behind me along with his wife as he was

thanking organizers and his family before going into that federal building behind me to check in

with immigration and customs enforcement. But then only 45 minutes later is when we learned from

his attorney that he was taken into ICE custody shortly after entering the building. And here's what his attorney

had to say. If they want to deport him to any other country, they need to go through that exact same

process. Free filber! Unless and until they have gone through that process, they do not have the right to put

him on an airplane.

And that's what we're going to be asking the district court to ensure that he is not put on

any flight to any country whatsoever, whether it's Uganda, South Sudan, what have you,

unless and until he has had a full and fair trial.

A federal court judge has temporarily blocked Abrago Garcia's deportation to Uganda.

But will it matter, is the question.

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