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Trump Administration Continues Releasing Information to Paint Abrego Garcia as Violent Gang Member Amid Growing Outcry Against Deportation
A series of statements and documents portraying Abrego Garcia, a 24-year-old immigrant at the center of a high-profile deportation case, as a dangerous gang member are being released by the Trump administration, intensifying its public messaging campaign against him. Members of Congress, activists, and legal advocates are increasing their criticism of the administration's immigration policies and rallying in support of Garcia, arguing that his deportation is politically motivated and questionable legally. Garcia, who has been a resident of the United States since he was 9 years old, was detained by agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the beginning of March in what officials initially referred to as a "routine enforcement action." However, ICE has since escalated its rhetoric, releasing a number of criminal records and internal memos claiming that Garcia is connected to MS-13, a violent Central American gang. Homeland Security officials justified Garcia's detention and pending removal in a press conference this week by citing "ongoing investigations" and "confidential intelligence." They also mentioned a juvenile arrest record from 2018 and photos from social media that allegedly showed him waving gang signs. Garcia's lawyers say that the evidence is flimsy and misleading. One of Garcia's attorneys, Carla Mendez, stated, "This is a calculated attempt to vilify our client in the media and distract from the fact that he is being targeted for deportation despite having deep ties to this country, no adult convictions, and ongoing DACA eligibility." "They are fabricating a story to support a political decision." The opposition has been loud and swift. In major cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York, there have been protests against what they call the "criminalization of immigrants" and for Garcia's release. A growing number of lawmakers, many of whom are well-known Democrats and a few Republicans, have made it public that they disagree with the administration's strategies. According to Rep., "Due process still matters even if these allegations were true." Maria Velasquez (D-NY). “This administration has a pattern of selectively releasing information to smear individuals they want to remove, and that should concern all Americans,” the statement reads. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has asserted that it is obligated to safeguard public safety and has defended its actions. DHS spokesperson James Langley stated, "We are committed to ensuring that individuals with ties to violent criminal organizations are removed from our communities." “Mr. Garcia is no different. Garcia's legal team is fighting to stop his deportation despite the administration's position. They are filing motions in federal court citing procedural violations, concerns about due process, and what they say is ICE agents acting in retaliation for his involvement in pro-immigrant advocacy. Civil liberties groups have also voiced their opinion, pointing out that the disclosure of sensitive information, frequently without providing full context, can harm legal proceedings and instill fear in immigrant communities. The National Immigration Justice Alliance's Sofia Ramos stated, "This is not just about Abrego Garcia." "This is about the message that is being sent to millions of immigrants: if you speak up, if you are visible, you are a target," reads the statement. Garcia remains in the custody of ICE at a Texas detention center in the midst of legal battles and public pressure. His future is now in the hands of the courts and a nation that is battling deep divisions regarding immigration, justice, and the power of government narratives.
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