Media narrative on Trump deportee blown to bits with new report

Donald Trump has a laundry list of people who have been arrested and deported, whom the Dems and media are sticking up for.

Well, yet again, a new report has obliterated the narrative the media was pushing on one of the controversial deportations.

The Garcia case

Kilmar Abrego Garcia is now a household name after being sent to El Salvador by the Trump administration.

After he was deported, it was revealed that he had a protection order preventing his deportation to El Salvador.

Dems and the media immediately took up his case, and the Trump administration was silent the entire time.

Over the last few weeks, however, reports have alleged that he is an MS-13 gang member, a human trafficker, and that he beat his wife.

Return him

The Supreme Court had told Trump that he needed to facilitate the return of Garcia, but it does not appear that Trump wants to follow that order.

Two weeks ago, a federal judge inquired about the administration's actions to bring Garcia back.

Not only that, but Trump was quite defiant, continuing to double down on the narrative that Garcia is a dangerous man and he does not want him back in this country.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio was just as defiant when questioned about Garcia’s return, telling the media, “Well, I’ll never tell you that. And you know who else I’ll never tell? A judge. Because the conduct of all foreign policy belongs to the president of the United States and the executive branch, not some judge.”

Proven wrong again

The new media darling on the migrant front is 19-year-old Merwil Gutierrez Flores, who was also deported, with his family singing his praises and claiming he is innocent, as well as claiming he was never charged with a crime. It turns out, that is all a lie.

The NYPD records show that Flores was arrested for three felony violations and a misdemeanor right before immigration authorities scooped him up. He had been charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, carrying a loaded firearm on school grounds, fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, and unlawful possession of ammunition feeding devices.

DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin stated, “Merwil Alberto Gutierrez Flores was deported to CECOT because he is an associate of Tren de Aragua — a foreign terrorist organization — whose criminal record included an arrest for having a loaded firearm and ammunition feeding devices at a school."

“The Biden Administration released this dangerous criminal into our communities in 2023. President Trump and Secretary [Kristi] Noem are getting these criminals off our streets and out of country.”