The Supreme Court issued an order. The executive branch shrugged.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia — a Maryland resident — was deported to a mega-prison in El Salvador by mistake. The court said: bring him back.
The response? “That’s up to El Salvador.”
Oh, of course. Because nothing says “constitutional republic” like ignoring the highest court in the land and outsourcing due process to a foreign authoritarian government.
This isn't policy. It's not a "difference of opinion."
It's defiance. Of the Constitution. Of the rule of law. Of the most basic human decency.
We’ve now entered the “let’s disappear people and dare the courts to stop us” phase of the experiment.
And if you think this only affects immigrants — bless your heart.
If they can deport someone in violation of a Supreme Court order today, they can deport you tomorrow.
This is not satire.
This is not dystopia.
This is America, April 2025.
🔥 We are in DEFCON ONE.
🧑⚖️ Due process is not optional.
🇺🇸 And if the courts can't enforce justice, the people must.
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