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#108 - The Maryland Man Phenomenon · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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So, should the Maryland man have been deported?
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Back to El Salvador. My name is Brandon Vogel. This is Evolution.
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We're going to dive into this. It's been kind of crazy to me how much attention
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this event has happened.
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It's getting everyone's eyes to look at it, and depending on whatever political
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part of the spectrum you are on, it's easy to come into it if you don't know
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the situation to already have a bias or a prejudice about it.
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And should this man have been deported, and they keep calling him the Maryland
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man, is that an accurate depiction of who he is?
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Kilmar Albrego Garcia, known as the Maryland man at this time,
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was deported back to El Salvador.
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But now he's in prison. He's in prison over there.
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And it has to do with he is a MS-13 gang member.
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That is the argument.
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And a lot of people don't realize that he actually was in this country illegally.
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He did not come through the proper process. And a lot of people just hear about
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this man. And it does seem heart-wrenching and heartbreaking because he had a family.
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He had, you know, a wife, he had children and he's now he's overseas and he's
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been disappeared, you know, but it's, is it really what is happening?
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Is that the real true story of what is actually happening?
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To me, it's, it is not, you know, we, I want to come to things as much as I
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can unbiased, but based on all the evidence that has been put forward.
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He was, just as anybody else, he came into the country illegally and he had
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affiliations with MS-13.
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So I don't know, I don't understand why people on the left have decided to,
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this is their side's battle cry, that he is a pinpoint depiction of what the
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Trump administration is doing and could do to you.
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So everybody's in jeopardy. I don't, how this is all going to play out,
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I don't think Trump and his team are going to budge at all. And I believe they
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were in the right to do what they did.
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They're trying to do what the American people elected him to do,
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which was to reverse everything that the previous administration had done in
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allowing everybody to come in.
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And I've said this before. If I was outside of the country, I would want to
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get in as well as if I was in those parts of the world, I would want to get
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into the United States as well.
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So it's easy to be on one side and just think.
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Oh, they're terrible people by trying to get into our borders and trying to
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find life in our country when they have such a, they're not in a good circumstance
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where they're at, you know?
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And that's why there's so many caravans where people want to come to the United
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States. And we've allowed there to be a magnet to draw people to the United States.
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And is the United States doing the right thing by just having open borders and
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letting everybody to come in?
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Is that an evil thing by saying we have laws and restrictions?
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We have a fence up? You know, say you have a home.
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A lot of people have fences up. A lot of people, they want to feel safe in their own home.
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And I know that that can be extremely controversial to some people.
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And I am a Christian. I'm a Christian. And I, so I want, we want to take care
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of everybody as much as possible, but also we, there is laws that have to govern society.
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Otherwise we are going to just crumble and not be able to function.
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So I get it. I completely get it.
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I, it's, it's very startling to me that the Democrats have put their flag in
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this and they're actually going to El Salvador to try to meet with this man,
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as opposed to take like, there's, we got enough problems here.
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And there's so many people that are being taken out of this country right now
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that are not here legally. So we can't skate past the part that he was not here legally.
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He did not go through a process to get in, so we can't just think...
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Because he has a family, because everybody's human, you know,
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in the whole thing about Christianity, we are all on the same playing field.
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We are all on the same level.
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There is, it doesn't matter how much money or wealth you have or whatever awesome
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spot you were born into, you know, we are all on the same level.
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So it's not to say that anybody is any worse than anybody else, you know, at their core.
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We are all, and there is no difference between the worst person in the world
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as opposed to the best person appearing in the world to us, you know?
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We got to make, people make their decisions, you know?
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But this is biblical. I mean, people, Jesus said, offenses must come,
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but woe to them through whom they come, you know? So we carry out activities.
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We do bad things, you know? And do we really have free will and all that, you know?
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It's a matter of opinion. I didn't choose to be born in the United States.
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Kilmora Borrego Garcia didn't choose to be born in El Salvador.
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But I mean, God has also instituted and put into our whole fabric of life that
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we are to have structures.
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And that is what the government is supposed to do. We are supposed to set up courts of law.
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We are supposed to set up things that humanity can function and not just destroy ourselves.
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So I get it from both sides I
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want to have compassion as much as I can you know personally to
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everyone but I also to understand that
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our government's got a job to do so them
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sending him away that they were following their process and I've also heard
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that it was there some missed paperwork that he got sent out either way he was
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not here legally so we cannot skate past that and just try to throw anything
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else up and try to say he's been here for so long he's been here for so I mean,
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like I said, I would try to get in as well.
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And if I got caught and I got sent home, I would get it. I get it. You know, I understand.
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So I, but what are your viewpoints? Do you believe that he should have been sent home?
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Do you believe that he, that the Trump administration was in the right and the wrong?
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Everybody's going to formulate their own opinion, but like, how do we remove the bias?
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How do we come to it just fresh, clean slate and just take it for what it is?
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We can't skate, just skip past the reality of the situation and what he was.
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He had, we got to take into account, he was also involved in MS-13 activity.
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And he has a whole rap sheet of all this stuff that he's done.
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So, but it should fall on.
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He was not here. He did not come through the process, you know,
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so Trump, they're reacting heavily based on the mandate that they were given by the American people.
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So that's my viewpoint on it. That's how I see it.
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But let me know what you think. I'm always open to whatever is true, whatever is real.
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I want to get on that. I don't want to be where I am just a dummy that just
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following, you know, the waves of the wind, the political, the political tide,
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whatever I'm being pushed into and whatever I think at the time,
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I am open to whatever is true.
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That's the, the, the main thing, you know? And if we, if we come to this as
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much as we can unbiased, I think it's just clear cut. He wasn't here illegally.
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That's like bottom line, you know, and they deported him. So he went to prison.
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He's over there because that's their country's deal.
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El Salvador, they throw their gang members into prison.
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So that's why he's in prison. You know, we're not deciding.
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We didn't send him into prison. We send him back to his country and they are
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the ones putting him in prison.
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So, all right, we'll leave it at that. If you've liked this video,
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