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2025 Apr 14, 2:16pm   5,596 views  406 comments

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Media Bias Continues


El Salvador won’t return wrongly deported Maryland man
https://x.com/politico/status/1911819797651747093

Natch, he's an illegal alien with no residency, citizenship, or visa.

Bukele is keeping him in El Salvador, I heard he's actually in jail on El Salvadorian charges.

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168   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2025 Apr 20, 11:08pm  

Lol that Senator just said, and I quote “this administration is seeking to stash away US residents in El Salvador” thereby attempting to deceive.

He states “residents” rather than “permanent resident” or “citizen” in attempt to persuade anyone not paying too much attention.

As to due process I’m pretty much a staunch supporter. Unfortunately for the last few decades George Soros sponsored organizations have been advising every last illegal to claim asylum in order to force them into a due process situation rather than insta deportation which border patrol has the right to do when people are viewed illegally entering the US. It’s tantamount to lying and it’s no coincidence at all that the Democrats refuse to deal with the situation while continuing to be heavily funded by the same George Soros. I can’t help but believe that someone arguing for due process for illegal aliens at this point is actually arguing from an entirely disingenuous standpoint.
169   Ceffer   2025 Apr 20, 11:12pm  

Or, another agitprop repeating station standpoint. It's hard to be merely that 'disingenuous' (being strictly euphemistic).
FuckTheMainstreamMedia says


entirely disingenuous standpoint.
170   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Apr 21, 4:42am  

"You can't eject the trespasser from the property until he has his due process".

Sure you can. If he feels he was illegally detained, he can initiate a case AFTER he's removed.

Or, we can just appoint some more SCOTUS judges.

The MSM/Left (but I repeat myself) was all excited to do so after Debt Forgiveness and unlimited North Korean abortion on demand penumbra of privacy was overturned

We owe the left one after FDR got his way when he threatened to do it.
171   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Apr 21, 4:52am  

This guy thinks Biden mysteriously got millions of votes after midnight and came roaring back to victory, all just outside relative mandatory recount number is only a handful of contested states like PA and GA. This pattern did NOT repeat in 40+ other states.

That a year in solitary pending trial for basically misdemeanor mischief and trespassing was keeping with "Due Process"

He probably has no problem with the IRS seizing money without due process and reversing the guilty-innocence presumption that exists everywhere else in common law.

But he wants people with absolutely no evidence they are legally allowed to be here to have due process before they can be deported.

Sure he does. He knows that if they get it, they're never going back.
172   PeopleUnited   2025 Apr 21, 6:33am  

DeficitHawk says

I was not too worried that the patnet crowd would have trouble finding voices to advocate for the J6'ers... But even still, I was NOT here advocating to take away the bill of rights protections from the J6'ers.

J6ers were American citizens.

But as stereotomy stated, you pick and choose when to cry about “civil liberties.”

By the way, a Thief who broke in to your house would be out of line to complain if you kicked him out.
173   WookieMan   2025 Apr 21, 6:44am  

PeopleUnited says

By the way, a Thief who broke in to your house would be out of line to complain if you kicked him out.

It's not even about kicking him out. It's about breaking in and if you have proof of that, due process is over if you have the proof. J6'ers were on camera and got prison sentences. Some of them literally were just walking through a public building and not causing any damage.

An illegal does not need due process.

Also why in the hell would we tie up the legal system with illegals. They have the right to prove they're here legally. If you're not or can't, goodbye.
174   Robert Sproul   2025 Apr 21, 7:08am  

DeficitHawk says

everyone here is so extreme right

Really?
I for one voted a straight D ticket my whole life until very recently. There are millions of voters under the umbrella of "I didn't leave the Democrats, they left me".


177   Patrick   2025 Apr 21, 12:15pm  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/habeas-corpses-monday-april-21-2025


It wasn’t easy tracking down this eye-popping story, which combined all the elements of the immigration debate— yet corporate media still ignored it. The Albuquerque Journal ran the astonishing article last week below the bland, uninformative headline, “Doña Ana County judge resigns after feds arrest man at home.” It was an all-American story about a small-town judge, a quiet, well-kept house, a nice, peaceful neighborhood— but while the judge’s wife was in the kitchen cooking dinner, a designated terrorist was out back polishing a suppressed AR-15.




On March 3rd, Las Cruces Magistrate Judge Jose Cano (D) quietly resigned from the bench after three re-elections since 2011. On the same day, prosecutors were down the street in federal district court arguing that a recent arrestee, a Venezuelan national named Christhian Lopez-Ortega, 23, was a Tren de Aragua gang member and a flight risk.

The two men’s connection defies belief.

Christhian was first caught crossing the border at Eagle Pass in December, 2023, but was freed three days later— due to overcrowding. This year, three days before Judge Cano tendered his letter of resignation, the El Paso Homeland Security Office, responding to an anonymous tip, raided the judge’s Las Cruces home and found the gang member living in the judge’s guest cottage, or what the locals call a casita.

Homeland Security officers nabbed Lopez-Ortega with a bunch of guns (a felony), and the family closed ranks, claiming the guns were owned by the Judge’s daughter, April. The government’s April 8th motion for reconsideration drily reported, “The Defendant admitted that he knew it was illegal for him to possess firearms.”

According to federal filings, Judge Cano’s liberal wife Nancy came upon the young man working construction and hired him to replace a glass door and do a couple odd jobs around the house. After Lopez-Ortega was evicted from his apartment, Nancy invited him to live with the family, and began driving him to his immigration appointments and his construction gigs.

No good reason for inviting a 23-year-old gang member into the family appears in any of the reports, leaving ample space for sordid speculation. Generously, the affluent middle-aged mom may have thought she just was helping “reform” the career gangster.

Investigators discovered some clues in Lopez-Ortega’s text messages. He called Nancy his “patrona,” which I believe is Venezuelan for “sugar momma.” One unidentified amigo asked Lopez-Ortega to get him “two grenades.” Another texted him a grisly murder scene photo showing decapitated victims with their hands cut off, a gruesome photo attached in full to Homeland’s motion, but which I will not reproduce here in close-up.

Troublingly, the local federal Magistrate judge overruled Lopez-Ortega’s bond, rebuffing federal prosecutors and saying something like, “I’m sure he’s okay if he’s living with Judge Cano.” The federal judge even tried to remit the gang member back into Nancy Cano’s custody.

That prompted the government’s attorneys to file an emergency motion for reconsideration, which has not yet been set for hearing.

This story involves two judges. The first, a sitting state judge embroiled in what appears at minimum to be a non-traditional relationship with a member of a designated terrorist organization, an illegal, gang-tattooed alien the Cano family shared everything with including their firearms, and a second local federal judge who in open court said he would release the man because he was friends with the first judge.

If this story came from Venezuela, it would surprise no one. But it’s from New Mexico.

This troubling tale has created a certain amount of buzz in local and social media, percolating just below corporate media’s veneered surface. If we had a functioning media, which we obviously do not, they would tell us how historically, the corruption of local judiciary is one of the first and most critical steps that cartel-style organizations take when consolidating soft territorial control.

Cartels are cagey, sly, and experienced. They don’t roll into a new area in hummers holding assault rifles. They quietly assimilate and get a read on the local judicial and law enforcement arena. Then they deploy a carrot and stick approach. They offer sweet bribes, called “plata” (silver), sometimes cloaked as gifts or brokered with third parties. And, for judges who don’t take bribes, they offer quiet threats, called “plomo” (lead): you don’t want to deny bail on a TdA hermano.

Plata or plomo. Silver or lead.

The cartels realize that the judicial bench is the choke point. There are only a handful of judges in each locale, so controlling even one through plato or plomo makes a measurable difference. Control the judiciary, and you effectively control law enforcement. It’s not just a cartel thing, it’s an organized crime tactic. You can find similar examples in the 1980’s mafia and the 1930’s Chicago mobsters.

The cartels are just the tactic’s most recent incarnation.

In other words, this suppressed story is narrative dynamite. It is a much more threatening example than that MS-13 moron down in CECOT. Here, we have a U.S. judge literally living under the same roof with a violent, illegal alien gang member (if requests for grenades and snuff photos of gang killings aren’t enough evidence of violent inclination, then I don’t know what to tell you). And we see a second judge in a completely different courthouse running cover for the first judge.

But here, the media could care less about Christhian Lopez-Garcia’s deportation battle.

Here’s a link to the government’s motion for reconsideration, but note that some of the final attachments are graphic.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/u82ynv2ddhvvhpmcmroqw/Doc.-32-Lopez-Ortega-Dist.N.M._2-25-mj-00330-1.pdf
178   Ceffer   2025 Apr 21, 1:07pm  

Wonder if judge was a homo Freemason. It would explain a lot.
179   HeadSet   2025 Apr 21, 2:42pm  

DeficitHawk says


But even still, I was NOT here advocating to take away the bill of rights protections from the J6'ers.

You literally said that the J6ers all received due process despite years in jail before seeing a judge.
180   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Apr 21, 2:44pm  

Robert Sproul says


Really?
I for one voted a straight D ticket my whole life until very recently.

He isn't honest or is such a Team Player it's pointless.

He thinks J6ers were "violent"
He thinks solitary confinement pending charges was "Due Process" and perfectly fine.
Probably thinks that Trump committed a crime by "Fooling" a dozen elite, world-expert level Deutsche Bank financiers into lending him money, which he repaid early. Nevermind the lenders in their own internal documents called the collateral "some of the best they've ever seen".

In short, he's a typical MSNBC Leftist, not at all moderate. That's why I'm harsh on him.
181   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Apr 21, 2:51pm  

BTW, anybody remember the multiple Left Wing terror attacks on SCOTUS judges after their abortion and student loan rulings?

And how the media was portraying it as "Regrettable, but understandable anger at injustice" with no mention of "Rule of Law"?
182   Ceffer   2025 Apr 21, 5:26pm  

AmericanKulak says

he's a typical MSNBC Leftist,

Maybe we'll see a selfie of the Rachel Maddow tattoo.
183   WookieMan   2025 Apr 21, 7:43pm  

Patrick says





I highly doubt most Dems or leftist travel to central America. I was in Belize less than a month ago. Massive nothing burger and users here threw some BS at me like it was some dangerous place right before covid. 100% false.

I'd guess maybe 1% of Americans even travel to Central America. Been to Costa and Belize now. It's safer than Chicago, DC, Louisville, LA, etc. Jamaica, Dominican, PR, St. Thomas, etc.
184   AD   2025 Apr 21, 8:28pm  

WookieMan says

I highly doubt most Dems or leftist travel to central America. I was in Belize less than a month ago. Massive nothing burger and users here threw some BS at me like it was some dangerous place right before covid. 100% false.

I'd guess maybe 1% of Americans even travel to Central America. Been to Costa and Belize now. It's safer than Chicago, DC, Louisville, LA, etc. Jamaica, Dominican, PR, St. Thomas, etc.


Went to Belize by cruise ship Norwegian Dawn and loved it for the few hours there ; toured the Mayan ruins.

I agree on your assessment of Belize.
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185   Glock-n-Load   2025 Apr 21, 8:56pm  

DeficitHawk says

Well, I dont agree. I dont want to abandon checks and balances. I dont want the courts ignored. I dont want the constitution abandoned. I dont want the country you are describing. Im not going to encourage it, and Im going to advocate against it.

What don’t you understand? We’re already there. You can’t be that ignorant.
186   Glock-n-Load   2025 Apr 21, 9:06pm  

@AmericanKulak. You’re kill’n it.
187   brazil66   2025 Apr 21, 9:29pm  

WookieMan says

Patrick says






I highly doubt most Dems or leftist travel to central America. I was in Belize less than a month ago. Massive nothing burger and users here threw some BS at me like it was some dangerous place right before covid. 100% false.

I'd guess maybe 1% of Americans even travel to Central America. Been to Costa and Belize now. It's safer than Chicago, DC, Louisville, LA, etc. Jamaica, Dominican, PR, St. Thomas, etc.


Bukele has made El Salvador the safest country in Central America. It used to be scary there!
188   PanicanDemoralizer   2025 Apr 21, 9:49pm  

Glock-n-Load says


AmericanKulak. You’re kill’n it.

Thanks GnL.

They don't realize the "push beyond boundaries when we're in, muh due process and narrowest reading when we're out" game is over. Everybody sees it now.
189   Ceffer   2025 Apr 21, 10:58pm  

The only time they are granted the dignity of 'due process' is when they are so dangerous they must be imprisoned for life and they aren't just dropped off in their point of origin.



190   WookieMan   2025 Apr 21, 11:33pm  

Ceffer says

The only time they are granted the dignity of 'due process' is when they are so dangerous they must be imprisoned for life and they aren't just dropped off in their point of origin.

This thread and due process, christ. Not you Ceffer. He wasn't in the country legally and not a citizen. Due process is not necessary.

The one cat can cite law, but it doesn't matter. There are other laws that allow Trump to do what he did. Move on. Anyone upset by this should be deported to Antartica. Get over it. He was a wife beating gang banger. Due process my ass as a big time tax payer. Get him out 5 years ago.
191   Onvacation   2025 Apr 22, 9:44pm  

DeficitHawk says

a matter of immigration laws.

Why do you want foreign gang members that entered illegally in the United States?
192   Onvacation   2025 Apr 22, 10:25pm  

DeficitHawk says

Thats just the result of an election.

I'm curious. Are you vaxxed?
193   Onvacation   2025 Apr 22, 10:27pm  

DeficitHawk says

I am a leftist on this forum

And it is appreciated.

We usually scare your kind away.
197   Onvacation   2025 Apr 24, 9:18am  

Nobody's defending "Maryland Man" anymore.

Due process:
"Abrego Garcia already had a hearing at which the judge found evidence that he was an MS-13 member. It was not only based on his being arrested with MS-13 gang members and wearing clothing associated with the gang. It was also based on a confidential source connected to the gang. After losing at his hearing, Abrego Garcia then lost on appeal."

Gang Member:
“Per the Prince Georges County Police Gang Unit, ABREGO-Garcia was validated as a member of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS13) Gang. Subject was identified as a member of the Mara Salvatrucha MS-13, “Chequeo” from the Western Clique a transnational criminal street gang. This information was provided by tested source who has provided truthful accurate information in the past. See Prince Georges County Police Department (Gang Sheet).”

Human trafficer:
“On Dec. 1, 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for speeding. Upon approach to the vehicle, the encountering officer noted eight other individuals in the vehicle. There was no luggage in the vehicle, leading the encountering officer to suspect this was a human trafficking incident. Additionally, all the passengers gave the same home address as the subject’s home address. During the interview, Abrego Garcia pretended to speak less English than he was capable of and attempted to put the encountering officer off-track by responding to questions with questions. When asked what relationship he had with the registered owner of the vehicle, Abrego Garcia replied that the owner of the vehicle is his boss, and that he worked in construction…

The encountering officer decided not to cite the subject for driving infractions but gave him a warning citation for driving with an expired driver’s license. Abrego Garcia’s driver’s license was a MD “Limited Term Temporary” license. The encountering officer gathered names of other occupants in the vehicle but could not read their handwriting. The officer did not pursue further information due to no citation being issued.”

https://jonathanturley.org/2025/04/24/npr-abrego-garcia-was-living-quietly-in-maryland-before-he-was-deported/
200   RC2006   2025 Apr 24, 12:02pm  

It just gets better as left pushed it's Idiocracy.
205   Ceffer   2025 Apr 25, 11:28am  

I think Trump may be lighting up the corrupt judiciary on purpose like a christmas tree on a pinball machine for future actions.

He can trace their comms and orders to look up their hierarchies to the real bosses. So, many provocations for these captured judges to rat themselves out? Hmmmm. One would hopium.

Finally, an arrest, however paltry. Don't stroke out fans.



206   Patrick   2025 Apr 26, 9:07am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/it-begins-saturday-april-26-2025


Speaking of removed judges, remember New Mexico Judge Juan “Joel” Cano, who let a 23-year-old Tren de Aragua gang member live for free in his guest house? The FBI arrested him yesterday, too, along with his wife, ‘Nancy.’ You won’t believe what they charged the now-former judge with.

In March, HSI (Homeland Security Investigations) arrested Venezuelan illegal alien and guesthouse resident Cristhian Ortega-Lopez, who is suspected of being in Tren de Aragua — a notorious, ultra-violent criminal gang that’s basically the Venezuelan version of MS-13. They nabbed him at Judge Cano’s home, where the family had both put him up and given him assault weapons to play with.

When FBI arrested him, they found Ortega had multiple cellphones. Afterwards, agents realized that one phone was missing. They realized this after Ortega told them. (They’d offered to let him make a phone call and gave him the phones they’d seized; Ortega said the one he wanted to use wasn’t there.) So this week, they returned to the Cano household with a new search warrant.

I promise I am not making this next part up.

During his FBI interview, former judge Cano —after being Mirandized— straight-up confessed that he’d found Ortega’s missing cellphone, smashed it with a hammer, and threw it in a city dumpster. Cano explained he did it because he knew it had pictures and videos of Ortega with guns— which were direct evidence of federal gun crimes and gang activity.

Cano’s confession is such an unlikely and improbable fact that you should see the allegation for yourself:

7. Specifically, Jose Cano stated that he destroyed the cellphone and further admitted that he
believed the cellphone contained photos or videos that would reflect negatively on
Ortega. Through further questioning, agents ascertained that Jose Cano destroyed the
cellphone believing that it contained photographs of Ortega holding firearms that Ortega
had uploaded onto social media platforms which would be additional incriminating
evidence against him.

It’s hard to reckon how a long-time judge would agree to talk to FBI agents at all, much less after getting his Miranda warnings and without a lawyer. Regular readers will recall that, when I first reported this story, I suggested Judge Cano should have already retained a good criminal defense lawyer. All I can say now is, he should’ve read C&C.

Cano didn’t just smash a phone; he smashed his oath, his robes, and his integrity. Yesterday, in the harsh morning light of the bright Las Cruces sun, FBI agents arrested Cano and charged him with destroying evidence to protect a defendant (18 USC §1512). The charge allows up to 20 years in prison. As a first-time offender, he’d probably only get 12-24 months, but the sentencing guidelines require enhancement for cartel involvement.

Cano is in deep doo-doo. Regardless of whatever happens in the criminal case, he admitted destroying evidence of crimes— a violation of ethics that virtually requires disbarment. New Mexico’s Supremes already barred him from ever again serving as a judge, so his law license is almost certainly a goner.

Here’s a link to the federal complaint against former Judge Cano.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/9gj8n9ie7jwgo4q7gfwqm/Doc.-01-USA-v.-Cano-Complaint.pdf?rlkey=ufcqz8pnlh607vh4i79z8rchv&e=1&dl=0
207   RWSGFY   2025 Apr 26, 9:49am  

Was it a gay thing?

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