Hillary Clinton issued an unhappy characteristic assessment of President Donald Trump and his administration.
“Before the elections, I warned that there is no refuge under authoritarianism”, the former secretary of state and the candidate for the 2016 Democratic presidential electionWritten on xformerly Twitter.
Clinton referred to the challenge of the Trump administration of a Ordinance of the Supreme Court To “facilitate” the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man from Maryland with a protected legal status who was wrongly expelled to a Salvadorian notorious prison.
Hillary Clinton reminded her social media subscribers whom she has called Donald Trump's danger for years. Dominik Bindl via Getty Images
“If they can send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a foreign prison – accused without crime, without trial – they can do it to anyone,” she continued.
Clinton put an end to his declaration by an appeal to action, urging “American conscience” to get up and resist the current administration.
The Ministry of Justice said that the expulsion of Abrego Garcia was “administrative error“, But still argues that they cannot bring him back to the United States when they are in a hurry by the courts to explain more, the administration has concentrated on several occasions on the accusations that he was a member of the Gang MS-13.
Monday, The White House advisor Stephen Miller appeared on Fox News and told the host “America's Newsroom” Bill Hemmer that the file had to be corrected.
“First of all, we have already won the Supreme Court affair, 9-0,” he said.
Clinton attended a conversation with Reid Hoffman at 92ny on January 28 in New York. Dominik Bindl via Getty Images
But the administration did not win the case. Instead, judges released An unsigned opinion Last week, without registered dissess, declaring that measures must be taken to return Abrego Garcia to the United States.
April 11 Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) offered its own non -filtered evaluation of the behavior of the administration.
“I feel like I am in an abusive relationship,” said Crockett. “I think all Americans may have the impression that we are in an abusive relationship with this administration, as well as with the Supreme Court.”
