Perhaps The Charges Against Kilmar Abrego Garcia are "Trumped" Up

(Reuters)

After insisting he had no authority to send Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the United States, El Salvadoran President Nayid Bukele did exactly that at the behest of Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Abrego Garcia suddenly stands accused of smuggling thousands of migrants into the United States over a period of nearly a decade. 

Funny, if Abrego Garcia had actually done such a thing that he would have been charged with such offenses instead of being deported. 

The charges appear to be, for lack of a better term, "Trumped" up.

Well, at least Kilmar Abrego Garcia is getting his day in court. 

The onus is on the government to prove their charges.

However, it would seem White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt hasn't quite got a handle on the concept of being presumed innocent until proven guilty:

The Justice Department's Grand Jury Indictment against Abrego Garcia proves the unhinged Democrat Party was wrong, and their stenographers in the Fake News Media were once again played like fools.

Leavitt then demanded that Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen and anyone who defended Abrego Garcia apologize to his victims. 

Again, none of this has been substantiated in a court of law. No apology is necessary at this time.

Indeed, I suspect if Abrego Garcia is acquitted, I cannot imagine Leavitt nor anyone else in the Trump Administration apologizing to Garcia for a) wrongly deporting him and b) wrongly accusing him of a crime he did not commit. 

In which case, as I have argued previously, Abrego Garcia should sue the Trump Administration into oblivion.

Of course, in an effort to thwart such an action, the Trump Administration could deport Abrego Garcia all over again.