The ongoing controversy surrounding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a wrongly deported man, has escalated with newly revealed allegations of domestic abuse and ties to the MS-13 gang. The White House is using these revelations to bolster its decision not to return Garcia to the U.S., citing a protective order filed against him by his wife, who has stated that she feels unsafe and has moved to a safe house after the DHS inadvertently shared her address online. As more details emerge, including claims that Garcia bragged about being able to kill his wife without consequence, the political landscape is becoming increasingly fraught. Democrats are facing criticism for their stance on Garcia, with Republicans highlighting the seriousness of the allegations and questioning the wisdom of defending someone accused of such violent behavior.