Garcia reportedly moved to new facility

One of the more controversial events of Donald Trump’s presidency has been the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia.  

He was initially moved to a high-security prison in El Salvador, but it now appears he has been moved to a much softer facility.  

Trump Administration Offers Proof of MS-13 Gang Affiliation 

After Garcia was deported, the Trump administration took a lot of heat because there were protection orders for Garcia not to be deported to El Salvador.  

Garcia contended that his life would be at risk if sent back due to threats from gangs, so he could have been deported to any other country without risk.  

To defend the deportation, the Trump administration started to show information from the dossier it had on Garcia, including tattoos that Garcia had, allegedly linking him to MS-13. 

Once the tattoos were published, the online sleuths chimed in, stating, “This looks like the most damning evidence yet. Marijuana leaf = M. Smiley face = S. Cross coverup = 1. Skull coverup = 3. MS-13.” 

They Were Planted 

When Senator Van Hollen (D-MD) went to El Salvador to meet Garcia, he was clearly not in the bad shape that the media and Democrats portrayed.  

The video of Van Hollen’s meeting blew up, mostly because of the setting, which looked like a very high-end, cozy restaurant setting, which Van Hollen now says was a setup.  

He stated, “They made a little mistake. If you sip out of one of those glasses, some of whatever it was, salt or sugar, would disappear. 

“You would see a gap. There’s no gap. Nobody drank any margaritas for sugar water or whatever it is.” 

Garcia Moved from CECOT 

The high-security prison where the gang members had been sent is called CECOT, but it now appears as though Garcia has been moved out of that facility for some reason.  

Van Hollen broke the news, stating, “He told me, and this was yesterday, that eight days ago — so I guess nine days ago from today — he was moved to another detention center in Santa Ana, where the conditions are better.” 

Van Hollen then tried to paint Garcia as a victim, stating, “He said he was not afraid of the other prisoners in his immediate cell, but that he was traumatized by being at CECOT and fearful of many of the prisoners in other cell blocks who called out to him and taunted him in various ways.” 

If what the Trump administration is saying about this man is true, this is going to blow up in the faces of Democrats, who refuse to even address the gang member allegations. I just cannot imagine an elected official explaining to his or her constituents for defending a member of one of the most notorious gangs in the world, if he is, in fact, an MS-13 member.