Suspected MS-13 gangbanger and wife-abuser Kilmar Abrego Garcia will reportedly soon be sent to the home he'll occupy for the foreseeable future.
According to the Daily Caller, the Trump administration appears to be set on shipping Garcia off to the African country of Liberia, and hope to have it all said and done by the end of October.
The bombshell news came via court documents that were filed on Friday by Justice Department prosecutors, which is yet another legal twist in the ongoing saga that is Garcia's deportation situation.
Garcia's lawyers have kept the matter in court ever since the Trump administration first shipped him off to El Salvador, only to be returned home and held until another destination could be confirmed.
Garcia and his attorneys had provided the court with a list of 20 countries that he fears would torture or persecute him -- but as the DOJ pointed out, Liberia is not on that list.
“Federal Defendants hereby provide notice that they have identified a new country for removal that has agreed to accept Petitioner: the Republic of Liberia,” attorneys for the Justice Department stated.
They added, "Although Petitioner has identified more than twenty countries that he purports to fear would persecute or torture him if he were removed there, Liberia is not on that list."
The Trump administration says it plans to deport Salvadoran illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia as soon as Oct. 31.
DHS says Liberia is “a thriving democracy” and “committed to the humane treatment of refugees.” pic.twitter.com/Z1nt69xtCY
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The Justice Department also stressed that Liberia is an ideal destination as it's committed to taking care of refugees.
“Liberia is a thriving democracy and one of the U.S.’s closest partners on the African continent," the DOJ added.
Users across social media had a variety of thoughts with regard to his deportation status.
"Can you just announce it once he is gone? This is the 4th or 5th time he’s been scheduled for deportation and he’s still here," one X user wrote.
Another X user wrote, "Perfect why wait ? The media has made this criminal a superstar and to think about the overall cost to the American taxpayer. Pathetic."
It'll be interesting to see when he's actually deported and what happens from there.
