The Legal Framework Fails Again
U.S. Immigration and Nationality Act § 241(b)(3)(B) states that withholding of removal must be denied if the applicant:
- Has committed a serious nonpolitical crime,
- Or poses a danger to U.S. security.
Both conditions apply to Garcia. The failure to revoke his protection status earlier represents a monumental breakdown of immigration enforcement.
Is Jennifer Part of the Problem?
The question becomes: What did Jennifer know, and when?
She recorded his death threats. She witnessed the trafficking incident. She sought multiple protective orders. Yet she stayed.
Was she afraid—or was she aligned?
We may never know. But her documented failures to comply with prior court custody directives and the serious allegations made by the father of her other children should not be overlooked. The public deserves transparency.
The children deserve protection.
And our immigration system demands reform.
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