Delano Squires

Good to be here. Good to be with you, Megan.

Good to be here. Good to be with you, Megan.

Good to be here. Good to be with you, Megan.

Yeah, I actually live in Prince George's County, not too far from Hyattsville. So yeah, I'm very familiar sort of with the political climate there. This has been, I think, for people who are not following the news closely, a very confusing case because there are different perspectives going back and forth, right? Aside from the propaganda in terms of him being a Maryland man, right?

Yeah, I actually live in Prince George's County, not too far from Hyattsville. So yeah, I'm very familiar sort of with the political climate there. This has been, I think, for people who are not following the news closely, a very confusing case because there are different perspectives going back and forth, right? Aside from the propaganda in terms of him being a Maryland man, right?

Yeah, I actually live in Prince George's County, not too far from Hyattsville. So yeah, I'm very familiar sort of with the political climate there. This has been, I think, for people who are not following the news closely, a very confusing case because there are different perspectives going back and forth, right? Aside from the propaganda in terms of him being a Maryland man, right?

Sort of obfuscating his legal status, right? It's okay. Is he a gang member? Is he not a gang member? Has he had his due process or has he not? Is the Supreme Court saying, is there a distinction between facilitating his return and effectuating his return? What I look at are sort of big picture issues. And I think there are ones that apply to each side. One,

Sort of obfuscating his legal status, right? It's okay. Is he a gang member? Is he not a gang member? Has he had his due process or has he not? Is the Supreme Court saying, is there a distinction between facilitating his return and effectuating his return? What I look at are sort of big picture issues. And I think there are ones that apply to each side. One,

Sort of obfuscating his legal status, right? It's okay. Is he a gang member? Is he not a gang member? Has he had his due process or has he not? Is the Supreme Court saying, is there a distinction between facilitating his return and effectuating his return? What I look at are sort of big picture issues. And I think there are ones that apply to each side. One,

On the right, I do think there's an issue of due process. And taking it out of this case, right, we're a nation of laws. People have rights. Citizens, to Steve's point, have sort of the highest class of rights. And non-citizen residents, I'm not a lawyer, so I can't speak to what that set of rights looks like. But I think there are some people who say, look,

On the right, I do think there's an issue of due process. And taking it out of this case, right, we're a nation of laws. People have rights. Citizens, to Steve's point, have sort of the highest class of rights. And non-citizen residents, I'm not a lawyer, so I can't speak to what that set of rights looks like. But I think there are some people who say, look,

On the right, I do think there's an issue of due process. And taking it out of this case, right, we're a nation of laws. People have rights. Citizens, to Steve's point, have sort of the highest class of rights. And non-citizen residents, I'm not a lawyer, so I can't speak to what that set of rights looks like. But I think there are some people who say, look,

If he can be taken off the street and sent back to El Salvador, what happens if that happens to me and my mom or my dad is on a green card? I understand those concerns.

If he can be taken off the street and sent back to El Salvador, what happens if that happens to me and my mom or my dad is on a green card? I understand those concerns.

If he can be taken off the street and sent back to El Salvador, what happens if that happens to me and my mom or my dad is on a green card? I understand those concerns.

But on the other side, for people who believe that for too long the American government, both federal and local, has prioritized the rights of criminals over the rights of law-abiding citizens, this is a moment where we have to say, you know what? We don't have the stomach to do what really needs to be done to make America safe again. And we're going to have to develop it over time.

But on the other side, for people who believe that for too long the American government, both federal and local, has prioritized the rights of criminals over the rights of law-abiding citizens, this is a moment where we have to say, you know what? We don't have the stomach to do what really needs to be done to make America safe again. And we're going to have to develop it over time.

But on the other side, for people who believe that for too long the American government, both federal and local, has prioritized the rights of criminals over the rights of law-abiding citizens, this is a moment where we have to say, you know what? We don't have the stomach to do what really needs to be done to make America safe again. And we're going to have to develop it over time.

Because if we freak out over every single incident that the media can spin in a particular way, we're never going to get anywhere. And it's ironic because, you know, President Trump was hosting, you know, the president of El Salvador, who basically said to the gangs, your time is up. I'm rounding up everybody with...

Because if we freak out over every single incident that the media can spin in a particular way, we're never going to get anywhere. And it's ironic because, you know, President Trump was hosting, you know, the president of El Salvador, who basically said to the gangs, your time is up. I'm rounding up everybody with...