Supreme Court Directs Return of Wrongly Deported Union Sheet Metal Worker

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The incident led to an immigration judge issuing a grant prohibiting his removal to El Salvador because of the dangers he faced there and allowing him to work in the U.S. Since then, he has continued checking in with ICE yearly as required by the court, records show.
37% : A few days later, ICE sent him to El Salvador, where he was locked up in the Terrorism Confinement Center, the notorious maximum security prison known as CECOT.
36% : He claimed ICE was unaware of the grant prohibiting Abrego Garcia's removal.
33% : Robert Cerna, acting field office director of enforcement and removal operations at ICE in Texas, admitted in court filings that Abrego-Garcia was removed "through administrative error."

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