Court Allows Government To Continue Stalling While Abrego Garcia Remains In Hell

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Among them are Andry Hernandez, a hairdresser and makeup artist who was legally applying for asylum and was later, by total coincidence, witnessed by a photographer calling out for his mother and being brutalized during his admission to the CECOT torture camp in El Salvador; and Neri Avarado, a Dallas bakery worker who was declared a gang member on the basis of an autism awareness tattoo dedicated to his autistic brother; and Zambrano Perez, father of an asylum-seeking family, who has never seen his two-month old daughter since she was born after he was kidnapped by ICE over a tattoo of a crown he got when he was 15 years old; and Artuo Suarez and Jerce Reyes Barrios, both of whom entered the US through legal channels and were, again, kidnapped on the basis of tattoos (and, in Barrios's case, a blurry photo of him as a 13-year-old making a "rock and roll" hand gesture).

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