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The fight over Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation has exposed a raw divide over America’s borders. The Supreme Court ruled the government must bring him back after wrongfully dumping him in a brutal Salvadoran prison, but President Trump isn’t backing down. His administration insists Abrego Garcia is a top MS-13 gangster and terrorist—a threat too dangerous to ignore.
This isn’t about paperwork errors. It’s about protecting American families from predators. Abrego Garcia’s lawyers paint him as a harmless dad, but court records show he’s accused of slapping his wife, trapping her against her will, and skipping court hearings. Why should we risk giving this man another chance to hurt someone?
MS-13 isn’t just some street gang. Secretary of State Marco Rubio labeled them a foreign terrorist group for a reason. They chop up bodies with machetes and recruit kids in our schools. If the feds say Abrego Garcia is connected, that’s good enough for most Americans who want these monsters gone.
The left cries “due process,” but common sense says you don’t roll out the red carpet for gang members. The Trump administration used the Alien Enemies Act—a tool from America’s founding—to deport threats fast. Every day Abrego Garcia stays in El Salvador is a day he can’t harm U.S. communities.
Some weak-kneed judges want to micromanage border security, but real leaders know you can’t let courts tie your hands. Attorney General Pam Bondi made it clear: Abrego Garcia isn’t coming back. Period. The rule of law matters, but so does keeping promises to voters who demanded a crackdown.
Fox News uncovered reports linking Abrego Garcia to human trafficking. This isn’t just some immigration paperwork mix-up. It’s about stopping evil. MS-13 preys on the vulnerable, smuggling drugs and people across our border. Every minute spent debating this man’s rights is a minute wasted.
The Five’s panelists nailed it: America first means putting citizens’ safety over bureaucratic hand-wringing. President Trump promised to deport the “worst of the worst,” and he’s delivering. Abrego Garcia’s three special-needs kids deserve protection, but so do millions of American children.
This fight isn’t over one man—it’s about sending a message. Weak borders invite chaos. Strong leaders remove threats, even if activist judges complain. The Trump administration is right to stand firm. Let El Salvador deal with their gang members. America’s priority should be Americans.
