So let me do it right. Kilmar Abrego Garcia was born in El Salvador and was forced to flee in 2011 due to gang violence and threats. At the time in El Salvador, the country was run by gangs (MS-13), who would regularly use male and female children in their gangs and recruit them from local families as gangs. If the family does not cooperate, they will be killed. Many times, families will send their children to the United States to escape violence so that they can have a safer life. Garcia is one of them. He escaped El Salvador at the age of 16 and came to the United States in 2011 to worry about his life. A few years later, he applied for asylum, and after a long immigration process, his case was finally heard in 2019 and obtained asylum. He was not a member of the gang, and in fact, he was granted asylum because he fled the gang and the court found that there was a "good fear" that he could not return to El Salvador. The court asked him to comply with a work permit and could legally live and work in the United States, and he has lived his own life ever since. Now, ironically, he was sent back to El Salvador, directly back to the maximum security prison, segregating the rest of his life from the gang he fled, locked up forever by them. That's not something! This is a chaotic story. Yes, he is illegal, but he did the right thing, sought help, and granted him asylum through the court and court. All this is done through our legal system. Now, Bukele, who pays homage to his cleanup of El Salvador, did the worst of the man and put him in prison for life with the man he fled, as the government of El Salvador has disappointed him.