Stephen Miller on Deportation of Alleged MS-13 Gang Member to El Salvador

Deportation of Alleged MS-13 Member

• 🎯 Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member with a deportation order, was deported from the U.S. to El Salvador.
• 🏛️ Stephen Miller stated that Garcia is not a constituent of Senator Van Hollen but rather a citizen and resident of El Salvador.
• ⚖️ Miller emphasized that Garcia was legally required to be removed from the U.S. due to his illegal alien status and deportation order.

Political Commentary on Immigration Policy

• 📣 Miller criticized Democrats for what he described as "emotional hysteria" demanding the return of illegal gang members and terrorists.
• 📉 He suggested that such policies alienate voters, leading to decreased support for the Democratic party.
• 📰 Miller pointed out the media's tendency to obscure the immigration status of criminals, often referring to them by their city or state rather than as illegal aliens.

Legal Arguments and Deportation Validity

• 🚨 Multiple immigration judges and law enforcement officials identified Garcia as an MS-13 gang member.
• 🚫 Miller argued that a plea for withholding deportation was invalid because Garcia is a foreign terrorist and a member of a designated Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO).
• 🌍 He also noted that the gang cited for persecution, the 18th Street gang, does not exist in El Salvador, further invalidating the plea.
• ✈️ Miller suggested that if the plea were to be honored, Garcia could have been sent to other countries like Haiti, Yemen, or Syria, not just El Salvador.

Empathy for Victims

• 💔 Miller asserted that empathy and sympathy should be reserved for American citizens who have been harmed by illegal immigrants, not for the immigrants themselves.
• 🇺🇸 He highlighted the suffering of American parents whose children have been victims of crimes committed by illegal aliens.