Oregon Rep. Dexter returns from El Salvador: 'We're disappearing people'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : The congressmembers decided to take the trip late last week, Dexter said, to attempt to meet with Abrego Garcia and to demand Trump officials abide by a Supreme Court order to facilitate his return.
58% : He agreed to check in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, annually, and court filings from the Department of Homeland Security show the agency issued him a work permit, according to reporting in the Baltimore Banner.
29% : "If we're willing to let Donald Trump be a decider, that is a dangerous precedent for us," Dexter said.
22% : Trump officials admitted in March they had mistakenly deported Abrego Garcia, but they said they did not have the power to bring him back from El Salvador.
18% : It's a constitutional crisis," Dexter said of Abrego Garcia, and hundreds of Venezuelans with pending immigration cases who were recently swept up in mass deportations and sent to prisons in El Salvador under Trump directives.
15% : President Trump has recently doubled down on X with unfounded claims that Abrego Garcia is a member of the Salvadoran gang MS-13, which Rubio designated a foreign terrorist organization in February.

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