Kilmar Abrego Garcia details horrific treatment in El Salvadoran prison

Human Rights Concerns - Reports detail alleged inhumane treatment of immigrants at the Seot mega prison, including forced kneeling for extended periods and denial of basic necessities [1] - The report highlights a case where an individual lost approximately 14% of their body weight (31 lbs from 215 lbs to 184 lbs) in two weeks while detained, raising concerns about the conditions [4] - Concerns are raised that such human rights abuses are being justified under the guise of national security [3] Due Process and Legal Issues - The report suggests a disregard for due process by the Trump administration in immigration enforcement [4] - There are concerns about the potential expansion of the "travel ban" and the practice of sending individuals to third countries without due process [6] Systemic Issues and Policy Implications - The report suggests that the described conditions are not isolated incidents, referencing similar reports from other detention facilities [2][7] - The report implies a shift towards internal policing and increased funding for border protection, potentially leading to more such incidents [8]