I don't know, this is all kinda confusing 
. I mean, on one hand, it's super good that Kilmar Ábrego García got released from ICE custody - like, he shouldn't be stuck in that place for no reason, right? But at the same time, I'm also thinking that maybe the government was just trying to do its job and figure out if García was involved with some gangs... but then again, what if they were just making stuff up? 
And now that he's released, does it even matter anymore? Shouldn't we be focusing on finding a real solution to our immigration problems instead of just sticking people in court battles? Ugh, my head hurts from trying to think about all this... 
. I mean, on one hand, it's super good that Kilmar Ábrego García got released from ICE custody - like, he shouldn't be stuck in that place for no reason, right? But at the same time, I'm also thinking that maybe the government was just trying to do its job and figure out if García was involved with some gangs... but then again, what if they were just making stuff up? And now that he's released, does it even matter anymore? Shouldn't we be focusing on finding a real solution to our immigration problems instead of just sticking people in court battles? Ugh, my head hurts from trying to think about all this... 
. Like, what's the biggie? He was in the wrong place at the wrong time and now he gets a break 
. I mean, come on, if you're gonna be deported to Liberia or Uganda (good luck with that 
), then don't whine about it when you get stuck in the US 
. It's not like the court is going easy on him or anything, they just figured out the government's case was a total mess 
. And honestly, I kinda feel bad for the Trump administration, they're stuck dealing with all this partisan drama 
. It's wild how his case was tied to Trump's deportation policy and all the fake claims against him 
. Maybe this will bring attention to the systemic issues with our immigration system and lead to some real change 