Supreme Court Order, Noem v. Abrego Garcia, 24A949 (April 10, 2025) Yes, Noem. The one who shot her own dog for being “disobedient” and got promoted to Homeland Security. That Noem. Because in this country, cruelty is no longer a disqualifier. It’s a résumé booster.

And now? The Supreme Court…. this one, stacked with Trump appointees, just confirmed that her department broke the law.

Not allegedly. Not debatably. Directly. Knowingly. Unapologetically.

“The Government removed respondent from the United States even though a court order prohibited his removal.”

The “respondent” was Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father of U.S. citizen children. No criminal record. No charges. No warrant. No due process. Just vanished.

Deported to El Salvador. Thrown into CECOT, a prison internationally condemned for human rights abuse.

And the government’s excuse? An “administrative error.”

They kidnapped a man in violation of a federal court order and blamed the filing cabinet.

But the Court wasn’t buying it.

They called it what it was: “A significant legal wrong.”

And here’s what should send a chill down every spine:

Not. One. Justice. Dissented. Not Alito. Not Thomas. Not Barrett. Not Gorsuch. Not Kavanaugh. Not Roberts. Not. One!

Not even the justices hand picked to carry out Trump’s vision could defend this.

That’s how illegal it was.

Justice Sotomayor, joined by Kagan and Jackson, went further:

“To this day, the Government has cited no basis in law for Abrego Garcia’s warrantless arrest, his removal to El Salvador, or his confinement in a Salvadoran prison. Nor could it.”

And then the line that should’ve made headlines in every paper:

“A court’s judgment is not some suggestion the Government can tactically ignore.”

Because if court rulings can be ignored, if due process only applies when it’s convenient, we are no longer a nation of laws.

We are a nation ruled by who holds power. And who gets erased.

So what did the Court order?

“The government must bring him back and return him to the same legal position he was in before they broke the law, with all due process protections intact, as if the deportation never happened.”

Let that settle in. They have to pretend it never happened, because it should never have happened.

That’s not mercy. That’s the bare minimum when your government kidnaps someone in violation of a court order.

Now let’s talk about what this really means:

This wasn’t about immigration. This was about unchecked power.

About what happens when the government believes certain people, certain names, accents, faces….simply don’t deserve rights.

Because let’s be honest: If Abrego’s last name were Anderson or McConnell, if he had overstayed a visa from Sweden and played Christian music on his way in… he’d be on Fox News right now, being called a hero. He’d have a GoFundMe and a seat at CPAC.

But Kilmar didn’t get that. He got disappeared.

And the only reason we even know about this is because: They. Got. Caught.

So now what?

Will they bring him back? Or will they ignore the Supreme Court too and make it clear that the Constitution only applies to the politically convenient?

Because this is the moment we stop pretending.

You don’t care about law and order if you’re silent now. You don’t care about the Constitution if you look away from this.

If you defend this…. You’re not defending America. You’re defending authoritarianism.

This is how it starts.

It always starts with the people the system thinks no one will defend.

Until there’s no one left to defend you.

Originally Posted By u/21slave12 At 2025-04-11 08:11:52 PM | Source