section_path: Reactions
section_name: Reactions
paragraph_text: Reactions
  
  The US government's acknowledgment of the deportation error has sparked significant legal and political debate, raising concerns about the efficacy and fairness of US immigration laws and procedures. The Atlantic reports that the standard course for the government to deport someone with protected status would be to reopen the case and introduce new evidence arguing for deportation. The magazine quotes an unnamed government attorney remarking on the government's actions in Abrego Garcia's case as "What. The. Fuck."
  
  On April 15, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, Abrego Garcia's wife, pleaded for the return of her husband outside of the Maryland courthouse that was holding a status hearing on his case:
  
  My family can't be robbed of another day without seeing Kilmar. This administration has already taken so much from my children, from his mother, brother, sisters and me. Kilmar, if you can hear me, stay strong. God hasn't forgotten about you. Our children are asking when will you come home. I pray for the day I tell them the time and date that you will return.
  
  The US government's acknowledgment of the deportation error has sparked significant legal and political debate, raising concerns about the efficacy and fairness of US immigration laws and procedures. The Atlantic reports that the standard course for the government to deport someone with protected status would be to reopen the case and introduce new evidence arguing for deportation. The magazine quotes an unnamed government attorney remarking on the government's actions in Abrego Garcia's case as "What. The. Fuck."
  
  On April 15, Jennifer Vasquez Sura, Abrego Garcia's wife, pleaded for the return of her husband outside of the Maryland courthouse that was holding a status hearing on his case:
  
  My family can't be robbed of another day without seeing Kilmar. This administration has already taken so much from my children, from his mother, brother, sisters and me. Kilmar, if you can hear me, stay strong. God hasn't forgotten about you. Our children are asking when will you come home. I pray for the day I tell them the time and date that you will return.