So What the Hell Do We Do Now?

So What the Hell Do We Do Now?

Here’s the situation: The Supreme Court—yes, that same court with three members picked by the current administration—unanimously ruled to bring Kilmore back home. But guess what? The administration, in all its glory, says, “Nope, it was just a clerical error that this man got deported in the first place.” And to make matters worse, the country he was sent to came to the White House and said, “Yeah, we’re not giving him back.”

Let that sink in. The Supreme Court said, give him back. And yet, these people are straight-up refusing to comply. What the hell?

This isn’t just some random person; this was a Marylander, a union worker, a sheet metal apprentice—someone who worked with their hands, someone who contributed. And now they’ve been deported.

It doesn’t matter what trade you’re in—whether you’re an electrician, plumber, or anything else—we’re all in this together. They deported one of us, your brother. And they won’t give him back.

So, the question is: What the hell do we do now?

Because the system is failing, and it’s clear as day. They’re doing nothing. The people in charge? They don’t care. The courts make a decision, and the ones supposed to enforce it are just shrugging it off. This isn’t how it’s supposed to work.