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Digging Into Garcia's Case File and Wife's Abuse Claims
from Mistaken Deportation & Women In Space | The Tim Dillon Show #440 · #440
4 min
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Tim reads Homeland Security's specific allegations against Garcia (MS-13 membership, informants, arrest details) alongside his wife's now-withdrawn domestic violence protective order.
- Tim notes the Biden administration deported a gay hair stylist but kept gang members like Kilmore Abrego Garcia, who allegedly had MS-13 connections.
- Garcia's wife filed a protective order in 2021 claiming he attacked her, then later recanted, saying she was just being cautious from a previous abusive relationship.
- Homeland Security classified Garcia as an MS-13 gang member with a history of violence, arrested with rolls of cash and drugs alongside two other gang members.
- When arrested, Garcia wore a sweatshirt with money covering presidential faces—the MS-13 gang symbol for see no evil, hear no evil, say no evil.
- Two judges found Garcia was an MS-13 member; intelligence reports linked him to human trafficking and he claimed fear of persecution from a rival gang if returned to El Salvador.
- Tim acknowledges the principle problem: violent gang members need due process, but that doesn't mean keeping them in American taxpayer-funded jails instead of deporting them.
- Garcia's wife alleged he punched her, scratched her, ripped her shirt, and bruised her in the protective order filing.
MS-13Kilmore Abrego GarciaEl SalvadorJennifer Vasquez GarciaBarrio 18