Kilmar Abrego Garcia was illegally deported into the bowels of CECOT—a concrete oubliette for the expendable—despite court protection. The Supreme Court ordered him returned. The administration shrugged. Either he’s dead, or he knows too much. In both cases, silence is the strategy. When a government can disappear a man and spit on its own Supreme Court, it’s not just post-democratic—it’s practicing tyranny in a tailored suit.
Thank you for reading—and for feeling this as deeply as it demands. What’s happening to Kilmar and his family is not just heartbreaking; it’s a warning. When a government can do this to one person in plain sight, it sets the precedent to do it to many more in silence. We owe it to them—and to ourselves—not to look away.
This is so Frightening and so upsetting. My heart is broken for him and his family.
Thank you for reading—and for feeling this as deeply as it demands. What’s happening to Kilmar and his family is not just heartbreaking; it’s a warning. When a government can do this to one person in plain sight, it sets the precedent to do it to many more in silence. We owe it to them—and to ourselves—not to look away.