BigRedFan

Correlation does not mean causation.

That's not how it works. None of them will enroll at Cornell at any point next year.

Same guy who named the fall classic the "World Series"?

Transparency: we had a system of Inspectors General whose sole jobs were to investigate fraud and waste. Said IGs were non-partisan and independent. Trump fired them all. Audits take time. DOGE was ill-equipped to accomplish these tasks, made egregious errors, attempted and still attempt to hide from public view their actions, and claimed fraud and waste where none existed. Coincidentally, agencies that were shuttered or defunded were investigating Musk's many companies. Not gonna comment on anything invoking "woke." Why didn't we see anything declassified in Trump 45, and where are these documents now? It's because there is no "there" there. Trump voters are blaming January 6 on the IC? Get rid of the regulations that gave us clean air, clean water, food safety, and myriad other improvements, all the while allowing the economy to thrive? Honest metrics? Because they believe the mis- and dis-information campaigns? Trump supporters refuse to believe the overwhelming evidence that elections are secure? Trump was right: he loves the uneducated.

I stopped reading here. Garcia was married while in jail. https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/abrego-garcia-and-ms-13--what-do-we-know#postContributors

I posted the final court document that *ordered* he not be deported. So Miller is either ignorant, misinformed, or lying about the deportation order. Or some combination of all three. He's pretty much lying or twisting the facts in everything else he says. You have to understand that everything they are saying is post facto attempting to justify what they've already admitted to being a mistake.

Did you read the lawfare article I linked? He's in no way a "bad dude." Not even close. He's married, has a US citizen son, is working and paying taxes, has never been arrested (other than due to his immigration status). Due process? He was given *no* due process, other than the due process that concluded with the "no deportation" order from the court (which I also linked above).

So, you didn't read the lawfare article? Among other things, the informant was quoted (and not available for cross-examination) by a detective (who was also not available for cross-section) who was later suspended. These are the results of the extreme trust put in the testimony of law enforcement. https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815.1.1_3.pdf Judge ordered him to not be deported. Judge allowed him to be released without bail. Government did not object (because he was not deemed a threat), thus this ruling was final.

Here's the order prohibiting his deportation: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815/gov.uscourts.mdd.578815.1.1_3.pdf He not only was not under a deportation order, he regularly checked in with immigration officials as was required. I look forward to your response. I would also hope that you reconsider your information sources, as it appears you've been misled by them.

Read this: https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/abrego-garcia-and-ms-13--what-do-we-know, in its entirety, and then ask yourself how that information (check the author's credibility) compares to your source(s) of information. Here's a snippet to whet your appetite:

Where he has never lived.

That says more about "wrestling twitter" than it does about her.

Andy Noel was the longtime Cornell AD and a former Cornell wrestling coach. Mike Grey continues to have the apparent full support of the current (non-wrestling-background, woman) AD (https://cornellbigred.com/staff-directory/nicki-moore/5089). Deserved or not, UNC does not have the academic reputation as Cornell (cue Ag School jokes). Apparently, Koll left that Rolodex with Coach Grey, whose solid recruiting (especially in NJ) has continued unabated. It was never made explicit, but Koll appeared to have issues with how Cornell and the Ivy League handled COVID; Gabe Dean was explicit in his criticism when he was a coach there at the time. The latter had issues with the requirement that he implement (the horror!) the policies set forth by the Ivy League, so he left and Max left as well. Like ensuring that the wrestlers adhere to COVID policies such as mask wearing. No wonder he left...

He's the outlier because he's from the Seattle area...

Transfers into the Ivy League for wrestling (or, for that matter, just about any other sport!) are exceedingly rare (can only think of one who transferred from Minnesota to Cornell). Call that loyalty or not.