Losers

Conjugal visits for a bunch of no name Leftists. Check out the hotel these political prostitutes stayed in down in San Salvador. 5 Star Hotel with views of the volcano.

I wish I could book an all expenses paid vacation to the tropics, no questions asked. It’s criminal what these slime ball's get by with.

FBI Directs All Questions Regarding Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Other Agencies

Quote:The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now referring all questions regarding the 2022 Tennessee Highway Patrol traffic stop of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, even though State News Foundation inquiries had nothing to do with either DHS or ICE.

As The Tennessee Star has reported, on the evening of November 30, 2022, Kilmar Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for driving erratically.

Troopers suspected that the eight people in the SUV were illegal aliens and that Garcia, who was driving with an expired Maryland Driver’s License, may have been part of a Human Trafficking operation.

As has been widely reported the FBI either ordered or requested that Garcia and his SUV be released.

There have been other reports DHS was contacted that night but declined to respond to the scene. So, the question remains, who on the federal level was involved in the decision.

There would have been more clarity on the matter were it not for the fact that the Tennessee Highway Department redacted parts of the police cam video that involved conversations with unnamed federal officials.

Though the video confirms that Troopers on the scene strongly believed they had encountered a potentially illegal operation, they redacted the audio conversations Troopers had that night with federal law enforcement partners.

The State News Foundation asked the FBI National Press office the following questions:

During the 11.30.22 traffic stop, did the FBI order or recommend that the Tennessee Highway Patrol release Kilmar Abrego Garcia?

Who at the FBI made that decision?

What was the rationale for ordering or recommending that Garcia be released?

Did the FBI consult with ICE on this matter?

It has been widely reported that the matter is under review at the DOJ? Can you confirm if the FBI has been contacted by the DOJ as part of that reported investigation?

The response was terse: “We refer you to DHS and ICE for any inquiries about Mr. Abrego Garcia.”

The Tennessee Star recently reported that some of their inquiries in this matter went unanswered because the Department of Justice was investigating the matter.

The State News Foundation reached out to the Assistant US Attorney for Middle Tennessee, Mark Wildisin, for clarification. He responded it is the general policy of the US Attorney’s office “to not confirm whether an investigation has been opened or its scope.”

From the beginning, the reporting on the Garcia traffic stop has been cloudy on one issue: who actually asked the Tennessee Highway patrol to cut Garcia loose. The THP clearly knows but is not saying.

The THP, without explanation, redacted the parts of the video that would answer that question and has been vague about the nature of conversations that night with their federal law enforcement partners.

Even though both are under different leadership today, it is customary for the FBI and DOJ to limit comment about cases that are under investigation.

However, there is no indication the Tennessee Highway Patrol is under investigation. THP’s reluctance to be more forthcoming is unusual.

BREAKING: Convicted Human Smuggler Who Owned Vehicle in 2022 Traffic Stop Admits to Hiring Kilmar Abrego Garcia for Multiple Human Smuggling Operations

Quote:The Tennessee Star confirmed Tuesday that Jose Ramon Hernandez Reyes—an already convicted human smuggler and repeat border violator—has admitted under immunity to hiring El Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia for a string of human trafficking operations across the United States.

The revelation follows a controversial 2022 Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) traffic stop where Abrego Garcia was caught transporting nine illegal immigrants through Tennessee without a license.

The Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) pulled over Abrego-Garcia on November 30, 2022, for speeding and swerving. When troopers approached his vehicle, they were shocked to discover eight male passengers packed inside.

Initially claiming he was driving from St. Louis to his Maryland residence, he later said he was headed to another town for “construction work.”

All passengers gave the same address as Abrego-Garcia, yet there was no luggage in the vehicle—a red flag for human trafficking. The trooper noted $1,400 in cash on Abrego-Garcia, likely payment for smuggling, and an invalid Maryland driver’s license.

“He’s hauling these people for money,” one trooper said in the bodycam footage, obtained by Fox News Digital through a public records request.

When the trooper asked whose vehicle he was driving, Abrego-Garcia replied that it belonged to his “boss.”

Turns out, that so-called “boss” was none other than Jose Ramon Hernandez Reyes—a convicted human trafficker. Reyes pleaded guilty to conspiring to smuggle illegal aliens across the country and was sentenced in 2020. This bombshell was confirmed after The Tennessee Star got its hands on damning court documents.

Despite the overwhelming evidence — the cash, the fake Maryland driver’s license, the contradictory statements, the gang affiliation, and a pattern matching known trafficking operations — ICE failed to respond when contacted, according to Fox News.

After THP took Abrego-Garcia into custody, they contacted the FBI for guidance. In a move that defies logic, Joe Biden’s FBI ordered THP to release him.

Video via Fox News:


Now, Hernandez Reyes—previously convicted of human trafficking in 2020 and deported after serving only 18 months—has resurfaced. Despite a court order banning his return to the U.S. for three years, he illegally reentered the country and is currently detained at the Federal Correctional Institution in Talladega, Alabama.

There, according to The Tennessee Star, DOJ attorneys offered him limited immunity in exchange for testimony against Garcia.

The news outlet reported:

Hernandez Reyes reportedly told the DOJ officials that he met Abrego Garcia in 2015, just three years after the latter man reportedly admitted to illegally entering the United States.

After they met in 2015, the prisoner reportedly admitted to DOJ officials that he paid Abrego Garcia to transport illegal immigrants from Texas to various destinations throughout the United States.

The Star was first to report that Abrego Garcia was stopped by THP in 2022, when he was transporting nine people without a valid license, and the agency later confirmed it was instructed to release Abrego Garcia by the “Biden-era FBI.” DHS has additionally confirmed that troopers suspected Abrego Garcia of human trafficking during the stop.

Abrego Garcia is an El Salvador citizen who was deported by the Trump administration to his homeland in March. He claimed that the deportation violated the final deportation order issued in his immigration case in 2019, which contained a “withholding of removal” that specifically forbade his deportation to one of two nations, either Guatemala or El Salvador.

Body-worn camera footage released by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security to The Star last week revealed Abrego Garcia was carrying $1,400 in cash at the time of the arrest. Hernandez Reyes was convicted of charging passengers $350 for transportation from Texas to other parts of the country.

Speaking of Womp Womp...

Because we so need to bring Abregone back

Idiots gonna idiot

Trump Administration Invokes State Secrets Privilege in Salvadoran Deportation Case

Quote:The Trump administration has invoked the state secrets privilege in response to a federal judge’s demand for information about the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national at the center of an ongoing legal dispute.


U.S. District Judge Paula Xinis disclosed the development in an order issued Wednesday and directed the administration to submit a detailed legal briefing explaining the basis for the privilege claim. She also requested clarification on how the move might impact her ongoing inquiry into the administration’s handling of Abrego Garcia’s case.

This marks the second time in recent weeks that the Trump administration has used the state secrets privilege to block judicial scrutiny of deportations. In March, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and Attorney General Pam Bondi backed the use of the privilege after U.S. District Judge James Boasberg sought information about deportation flights to El Salvador conducted under a seldom-invoked presidential war power.

Judge Xinis, appointed during the Obama administration, has set a Monday deadline for the administration’s legal briefing and will hold a hearing in her Maryland courtroom next week. The issue arises as attorneys for Abrego Garcia continue deposing Trump officials to uncover details surrounding the deportation.

(05-07-2025 08:28 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Speaking of Womp Womp...

Yet bringing that in a proceeding (any proceeding) with due process is like arsenic to you.

(05-07-2025 06:10 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(05-07-2025 08:28 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Speaking of Womp Womp...

Yet bringing that in a proceeding (any proceeding) with due process is like arsenic to you.

You don't know a damn thing about me. A message board is not the real world, sparky. I just mess with you b/c you're so rude to everybody.

I told you more than once that we really don't seem to disagree about much other than Garcia, and I even agreed with you on that one until I gave it more thought.

I think there are nuances in certain circumstances, especially when a vegetable president brought in up to 20M immigrants ILLEGALLY, which ought to mean we can expedite them out with as little due process as possible. But not ZERO process.

I just ran out of patience for having a substantive adult convo with you, b/c you're such an arrogant human being who seems to think he is seldom or perhaps never wrong.

That's why I stopped reading any post by you over a few lines. It's just a waste of my time.

(05-05-2025 03:17 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

I wonder how many trips they took to Gaza or Israel since October 2023 to check on how the American hostages taken by Hamas were doing?

These people are clueless. It would be hilarious if it weren't so sad.

(05-07-2025 08:03 PM)TripleA Wrote:  These people are clueless. It would be hilarious if it weren't so sad.

(05-07-2025 07:14 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(05-07-2025 06:10 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(05-07-2025 08:28 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Speaking of Womp Womp...

Yet bringing that in a proceeding (any proceeding) with due process is like arsenic to you.

You don't know a damn thing about me. A message board is not the real world, sparky. I just mess with you b/c you're so rude to everybody.

Concentration problems theere, geritol? My comment is about you running away from on point questions -- you turn it into a whine-b-tch fest. Imagine that.... lol.

Quote:I told you more than once that we really don't seem to disagree about much other than Garcia, and I even agreed with you on that one until I gave it more thought.

And thus the question of 'what other fundamental rights are you willing to piss on', *and* 'why your insistence that nothing be adjudicated by an impartial body'.

The only thing that happened is a slew of negative info -- none of which seems to have been subject to the acid test of an *actual* presentation. In Abregos case -- you say 'screw him'.

If Abrego is the dude that the Administration says he is in the furious act of justifying their own actions -- let them prove it. But why do that when thier sect members simply believe anything that is rolled out. I mean the dumfk Trump *actually* seems to believe that the dude has an ACTUAL (explicit) "MS13" tattoo.

Quote:I think there are nuances in certain circumstances, especially when a vegetable president brought in up to 20M immigrants ILLEGALLY, which ought to mean we can expedite them out with as little due process as possible. But not ZERO process.

I just ran out of patience for having a substantive adult convo with you, b/c you're such an arrogant human being who seems to think he is seldom or perhaps never wrong.

That's why I stopped reading any post by you over a few lines. It's just a waste of my time.

Nuances like -- WHADABOUT (something Biden). Lolz.

Maybe I wouldnt be so arrogant with you if you: a) actually answer stuff aside from your regurgitated talking points; b) Anytime you are confronted with facts that comport with your view, you go on whiny bender (just like you do above), and move that bender into many other posts --

I am sorry you get butthurt in the process, but it is rather amazing how you move your running away into far and wide and deep.

I mean, take out the 'whiny bitchy' words in the above and we are left with the WHADABOUT (something Biden). Cool cool.

Go back to your swallowing and regurgitation, Geritol.

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(05-07-2025 06:10 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  

(05-07-2025 08:28 AM)TripleA Wrote:  Speaking of Womp Womp...

Yet bringing that in a proceeding (any proceeding) with due process is like arsenic to you.

If you want to cover all of the court costs and legal fees for illegal alien hearings, then I'm all for it.

(05-07-2025 07:20 PM)ODU BBALL Wrote:  

(05-05-2025 03:17 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

I wonder how many trips they took to Gaza or Israel since October 2023 to check on how the American hostages taken by Hamas were doing?

They're basically writing the campaign ads for the GOP at this point.

(05-08-2025 09:37 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  ^
Worthless

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Not man enough to be broken. Never whole.

(05-08-2025 09:38 AM)b2b Wrote:  

(05-07-2025 07:20 PM)ODU BBALL Wrote:  

(05-05-2025 03:17 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

I wonder how many trips they took to Gaza or Israel since October 2023 to check on how the American hostages taken by Hamas were doing?

They're basically writing the campaign ads for the GOP at this point.

Yes!

MOAR