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The administration’s mistaken deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was still spiraling on May 25, with the government pressing legal arguments that did not erase the original blunder or the court orders already hanging over it. The case had become a live symbol of how Trump’s immigration machinery can move fast, break people, and then spend weeks pretending the wreckage is a technicality.
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The administration’s mistaken deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was still spiraling on May 25, with the government pressing legal arguments that did not erase the original blunder or the court orders already hanging over it. The case had become a live symbol of how Trump’s immigration machinery can move fast, break people, and then spend weeks pretending the wreckage is a technicality.
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The administration’s mistaken deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia was still spiraling on May 25, with the government pressing legal arguments that did not erase the original blunder or the court orders already hanging over it. The case had become a live symbol of how Trump’s immigration machinery can move fast, break people, and then spend weeks pretending the wreckage is a technicality.
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