Democrats who supported Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, face backlash as allegations of violence and criminal activity surface against him. Abrego Garcia, previously depicted as a 'family man,' was deported and linked to MS-13 gang activities and human trafficking, with evidence of domestic abuse towards his wife emerging. Democratic lawmakers, including Chris Van Hollen, have advocated for his due process rights, emphasizing the lack of fair treatment in the deportation process. However, as new evidence mounts, Democratic support has waned, prompting criticism from Republicans who argue Democrats prioritize the wrong issues. The Trump administration defends the deportation, resisting court orders for his return due to international negotiation complexities with El Salvador.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant tied to the MS-13 gang, was deported from the U.S. amid allegations of human trafficking and domestic violence, sparking a divisive political debate.

Democrats, led by Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen, initially supported Garcia, citing unfair deportation processes, but have since faced scrutiny as further evidence of his criminal activities has been revealed.

Abrego Garcia's wife, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, accused him of physical abuse, filing multiple protective orders, yet later retracted her statements, complicating the narrative surrounding his character.

The Trump administration has been criticized by Democrats for denying Garcia due process, while Republicans argue that supporting Garcia undermines public safety and national security.

Despite court rulings ordering the return of Garcia to the U.S., the Trump administration claims challenges in international negotiations with El Salvador, asserting that they cannot force compliance from a sovereign nation.

Republicans, including Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, have criticized Democratic efforts to support Garcia, contrasting these efforts with the lack of attention given to victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

The controversy highlights ongoing tensions over immigration policies, with Democrats focusing on legal processes and Republicans emphasizing security concerns and the impact of illegal immigration on American communities.