Legal saga of Ábrego Kilmar

Detailed history of the case of Kilmar Ábrego García.

President Bukele justifies holding him in prison on the supposed grounds that he is a "terrorist", but has not tried to prove that that is true. He has not had a trial to justify that claim.

Under Bukele's "war on drugs", it is normal to imprison people for years and trials are considered unimportant.

The greatest outrage of this case for the United States is that the bully and Bukele are blatantly conspiring to respond to the Supreme Court by coordinated deceptions.

The bully's deception is the claim that he has no influence over Bukele.

Bukele's deception is the claim that

(1) Ábrego is a terrorist though he was never tried for this,

(2) this somehow forbids Bukele to let him go to the US at the US request, and

(3) allowing him to go to the US with US permission would be "smuggling".

The two deceptions are designed so that there is no way to prove that either of them is false, even though by common sense we can be completely sure they are false. The message to the Supreme Court is, "We can use these deceptions to thumb our noses at your rulings."

A US senator went to El Salvador and asked to speak with Ábrego. The vice president told him that was somehow impossible, as some law of nature.

Homan, the Tsar's "border tsar" called Ábrego a "terrorist". Since Ábrego has not sought publicity, can he win a lawsuit for libel against Homan?