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What happens when two presidents collude to deceive the public, undermine the courts, and ignore the rule of law? The recent meeting between former President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele provides a disturbing answer. In this carefully orchestrated charade, they claimed powerlessness to release Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a wrongfully deported U.S. resident, while labeling him a “terrorist.” But are they telling the truth, or are they simply trying to avoid accountability? Let’s delve into the facts and legal implications to uncover the truth behind this disgraceful act.

In conclusion, the contrived meeting between former President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele was a blatant attempt to deceive the American people and evade responsibility for the wrongful deportation and detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia. Both leaders, who often assert their near-absolute power, suddenly claimed powerlessness when it came to addressing this constitutional violation. However, their claims are based on false facts and a flawed understanding of the law. The United States has the ability to negotiate adjustments to its contractual arrangement with El Salvador and facilitate Abrego Garcia’s release. Moreover, the administration’s assertion that this case is solely a matter of “foreign policy” does not provide an absolute shield against judicial review. Judge Paula Xinis is rightly holding the administration accountable and demanding the information necessary to address this grave violation. While the government may continue to resist, it is crucial for the American people to witness the consequences of a president placing himself above the law and understand the importance of opposing such actions.