President Donald Trump said his administration has taken control of the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an undocumented immigrant whom officials describe as an MS-13 member, human trafficker and serial domestic abuser. “He beat the hell out of his wife,” Trump told reporters at the White House, adding that the individual “will no longer terrorize” U.S. residents. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Attorney General Pam Bondi echoed the president’s remarks, saying federal authorities will ensure Abrego Garcia cannot remain in the country. Noem called him a “child predator,” while Bondi said the government has the situation “under control.” Trump also accused Democratic lawmakers of defending Abrego Garcia for political gain, characterizing their stance as “deranged.” Democratic leaders have not yet responded publicly to the allegations. No details were provided on the timing of legal proceedings or potential deportation, but administration officials said further information would follow.
Reporter: “Why are the Democrats so emotionally attached to [Kilmar Ábrego García], who beats his wife and is apart of a terrorist organization?” President Trump: “These people are deranged. He’s not good for votes. He beat the h*ll out of his wife. He’s wife is afraid to event https://t.co/cAVOGbKiuC
Reporter on Kilmar Abrego Garcia: "Why are the Democrats so emotionally attached to this man who beats his wife and is part of a terrorist organization?" President Trump: "Because they think he is going to be good for votes... These people are deranged." https://t.co/LivYZXukjF
.@POTUS on Radical Left politicians defending Kilmar Abrego Garcia: "These people are deranged... He beat the hell out of his wife... we have that under control." @AGPamBondi: "He will no longer terrorize our country." https://t.co/pHbXCCx1wV