President Donald Trump issued a statement in the Oval Office on Friday that appears to be the hand of what Trump calls Maryland’s father, who was deported to the brutal El Salvador prison after officials’ unconfirmed claims to be members of the MS-13 gang.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia is the subject of a series of court orders that require the Trump administration to “promote” his return to the United States, where he has lived for the past 14 years. However, the government insists there is no evidence that he is a gang member, although officials initially acknowledged his deportation was an administrative error.
Now, the president shows evidence that he claims is – a black and white close-up photo of Trump identifying Trump as Abrego Garcia with his tattooed knuckles, including the “MS-13” written above the four symbols – many Internet Suluths have said, already said Photoshoppophop.
independent Has contacted lawyers for the White House and Abrego Garcia.
“This is the hand of someone who Democrats think should be brought back to the United States because he is a kind and innocent person. They say that even though he had a tattoo of MS-13 on his knuckles, he was not a member of MS-13, two highly respected courts found him a member of MS-13, beat his wife, etc.
The court has not found Abrego Garcia a member of the gang.
As for “beating his wife”, Trump obviously refers to the protection order proposed by his wife Jennifer Vasquez Sura in 2021. A month later, she disbanded the order.
Donald Trump poses as if a digitally changing image, claiming that Kilmar Abrego Garcia “carved the MS-13 tattoo on his knuckles”, which seems to be a digitally changing image (Donald Trump/Truth Social)
Trump continued: “Among other things, I was elected as a disadvantaged person to leave the United States,” Trump continued.
Government lawyers never mentioned tattoos in court documents in support of their claim that Abrego Garcia was a member of the gang. Their allegations depend on the words of a confidential police informant who claimed in 2019 that Maryland’s father was a member of the “Western” group of MS-13, which operates outside New York, and Abreg Garcia never lived in New York.
Several social media users expressed doubts about the authenticity of the image of Trump’s hand in the post.
“Hey, old man, @realdonaldtrump, someone taught you about Photoshop. This is a great example of changing photos, in this case, making your illegal act look good. But, you look stupid.”
One user said: “‘MS-13’ appears to be entered on the photo.”
Another commented: “Hmm. Absolute my cynicism, but can you see that it looks very clearly shot? Right?”
Abrego Garcia’s image, posted on his wife’s Tiktok account, also captured knuckle ink, but without the “MS-13” spelling.
However, some social media detectives claim that Abrego Garcia’s wife has been trying to “censor” his tattoo, pointing to her April 6 post. The red heart emoji obscured his hand, and the photo surrounded her.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s wife Jennifer Vasquez Sura, an El Salvador man who was deported from the United States to El Salvador, shed tears at a Friday press conference held by Maryland Senator Chris van Hollen.
During a press conference for Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, Maryland, released in Abrego Garcia, explaining his meeting with detainees and the subsequent explanation of the strange incident, the president made his statement on Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen.
The country’s President Nayib Bukele posted photos of the couple’s meeting at the Senators’ Hotel, including salt glaring glasses he claimed was “margarita”.
“Kilmar Abrego Garcia, miraculously from ‘death camp’ [and] “Torture” now drinks margarita with Van Hollen in the tropical paradise of El Salvador! ”Bukler mocked in a social media post Thursday.
Van Hollen said in a press conference on Friday that Buckley’s assistants were placed on the table.
“When I first sat down, we just had a glass of water on the table and maybe some coffee,” Van Hollen said. “When we talked [an] Officials come over and put two other glasses on the table… It’s a lesson, and President Bucker will do his best to deceive people about what’s going on. ”
He added that Buckley’s assistant initially tried to hold a meeting near the hotel’s swimming pool.
“They wanted to create this look, that it was really cute about Kilma’s life, and it was certainly a big and fat lie,” the senator said.
After Bukele posted the photos, a handful of right-wing Internet figures, Republican lawmakers, focused on lasers on Abrego Garcia’s hand tattoo.
“This is just a normal ‘Marylander,’ and it’s an interesting tattoo,” conservative commentator Benny Johnson said in an article. This image has not written “MS-13.”
On Thursday, the appeals court unanimously rejected the government’s request to reject the court’s order to enforce the Supreme Court’s ruling, asking the government to “promote” the release of Abrego Garcia.
“The government is advocating the right to hide residents of the country in foreign prisons without proper procedure, which is the basis of our constitutional order,” a judge of appeal wrote.
