The deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man accused of being an MS-13 gang member, has sparked significant controversy and debate over due process and immigration policy. Former Trump administration officials defend the decision, claiming it was justified due to public safety concerns. However, Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen argues that the administration is undermining court rulings, leading to a constitutional crisis. Van Hollen recently visited Garcia in El Salvador, highlighting the legal and moral complexities surrounding the case, while raising questions about whether Garcia received adequate due process. The situation has attracted attention from various political figures, with ongoing discussions about the implications for immigration rights and judicial authority.