BREAKING OATH: Garcia Confronts Kristi Noem Over Asylee’s Fate
September 24, 2025
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as posted by the channelCongressman Robert Garcia directly confronted Kristi Noem in a tense hearing, accusing her of breaking her oath to the Constitution. At the center of the clash: the case of Andre Romero, an asylee who followed the rules, passed his credible fear interview, and yet was deported to one of the most dangerous prisons in El Salvador — without due process.
The Fifth Amendment guarantees that no person — citizen or non-citizen — can be deprived of liberty without due process of law. But what happens when that principle is ignored? Garcia argues that without due process, no one is safe from government overreach.
This hearing raises critical questions about asylum, constitutional rights, and America’s moral obligations. Is the U.S. living up to its own values? And what happens when leaders sworn to uphold the Constitution look away?
Watch the full exchange and join the conversation. Should due process protections apply to all people — or only to some?
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