section_path: Reactions/State officials
section_name: State officials
paragraph_text: State officials
  
  Democratic governor of Illinois JB Pritzker took steps to have his state boycott El Salvador over Abrego Garcia's imprisonment, directing various Illinois pension funds to review whether they have investments in companies based in the country, and the Department of Central Management Services to review whether the state has granted procurement contracts to companies based in or controlled by El Salvador. He declared that due process was guaranteed in the US Constitution, and Trump's eroding of fundamental Constitutional rights had to be fought to restore the balance of power. In response to Trump's remarks to President Bukele that "Home-growns are next" and that Bukele needed to build more prisons, Pritzker warned that "if they get away with it now, they'll do it to anyone."
  
  Democratic governor of Maryland Wes Moore condemned the deportation on the grounds of inadequate due process.
  
  Democratic governor of Illinois JB Pritzker took steps to have his state boycott El Salvador over Abrego Garcia's imprisonment, directing various Illinois pension funds to review whether they have investments in companies based in the country, and the Department of Central Management Services to review whether the state has granted procurement contracts to companies based in or controlled by El Salvador. He declared that due process was guaranteed in the US Constitution, and Trump's eroding of fundamental Constitutional rights had to be fought to restore the balance of power. In response to Trump's remarks to President Bukele that "Home-growns are next" and that Bukele needed to build more prisons, Pritzker warned that "if they get away with it now, they'll do it to anyone."
  
  Democratic governor of Maryland Wes Moore condemned the deportation on the grounds of inadequate due process.