What to do about members of MS-13

 PJ Media:

Hours before the U.S. Supreme Court put another temporary kibosh on President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to send more MS-13 gang members anywhere but here, the president showed his hand. Well, he actually showed a photo of the left hand of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Sainted Inmate of CECOT. This photo should implode the Democrats' efforts to stage-manage a constitutional crisis by supporting an illegal alien gangster. Their contention is that Father Abrego Garcia doesn't deserve to be kicked out of the U.S. because he's just a misunderstood illegal alien. 

The other day, when I wrote about the beatified Maryland father and the symbology surrounding MS-13 gang, I wrote in the story Do You Know Why the Beatified MS-13 'Maryland Father' Was 'Mistakenly' Deported:

MS-13 also likes to use devil horn symbology in hand signals, and some members carry their tell-tale machetes. And of course, there are always the MS-13 tattoos. There are reports that he has one, but authorities have offered no photos of the granddaddy of all symbols proving unmistakably that he’s an MS-13 gang member.

And so on Friday night, President Trump brought the receipts, writing:

This is the hand of the man that the Democrats feel should be brought back to the United States, because he is such “a fine and innocent person.” 

They said he is not a member of MS-13, even though he’s got MS-13 tattooed onto his knuckles, and two Highly Respected Courts found that he was a member of MS-13, beat up his wife, etc. 

I was elected to take bad people out of the United States, among other things. I must be allowed to do my job. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

...

 So while the left demands the sainted gangster is set free somewhere, let’s go to the old MS-13 tote board and figure out if St. Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a gangster: 

  • So far, we’ve got two immigration courts designating him as MS-13. 
  • Maryland police identified him as MS-13.
  • He was wearing MS-13 clothing when he was picked up in an immigration sweep.
  • He claimed he couldn't go back to El Salvador because of a rival gang’s threats.
  • Multiple failures to appear at court dates for a number of mostly traffic offenses.
  • Multiple reports of domestic violence by his wife. 
  • And now we have MS-13 tats.
  • ...

I don't understand what the court was thinking.  There should not be much of a dispute that the guy was associated with MS-13.  The "Maryland Father" story does not hold much water in the context of what the guy was doing.  Is the left just being weird because they don't like Trump and ignoring the facts?  The left's Trump hatred is distorting their view of the obvious.

See also:

'Next-Level Obtuse': Sen. Kennedy Schools Van Hollen Over 'Due Process' Claims About Abrego Garcia

And:

 NRCC Offers to Fund Democrats’ Trip to Visit Deported MS-13 Suspect

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