U.S. Orders Venezuelans to El Salvador Prison, Cites 'Due Process' Later
The U.S. administration, caught off guard by a federal judge, now has to address its summary deportation of Venezuelan men to a notorious El Salvador prison, where basic human rights are, shall we say, optional. The judge ruled due process was denied, seemingly a quaint concept when the goal is to make migration numbers disappear. This isn't an isolated incident; it's a feature of a system that
touts 'rule of law' while systematically eroding it for profit and political convenience. One might wonder if due process only applies when it's politically expedient, or if the Biden administration simply forgot to include 'not sending people to a black site abroad' in its human rights checklist. How many 'unlawful' deportations must occur before the 'U.S. leadership' narrative collapses?