Kilmar Garcia loses bid to reopen his immigration case.

He has 30 days to appeal, but there is nothing in his case that should change the result.

But in the order filed on Wednesday, Regional Deputy Chief Immigration Judge Philip Taylor said that Abrego Garcia's motion to reopen his motion to seek asylum is "untimely" because he filed the motion nearly six years after his immigration proceedings -- beyond the 90-day deadline required. 

So he is only six years late from his 90 days to appeal. You know, just missed that deadline. But either way, what circumstances have changed that would allow him to remain in the United States? Over the past six years, he has had police at his door for domestic abuse calls multiple times, and had an order of protection placed against him. He was most recently charged and will be standing trial for human trafficking of other illegals. What makes anyone think that things have changed for the better here?

I am not even sure that cases like these are reopened even if the person in question has done nothing wrong since then. Why would we give Garcia something that others are not entitled to. The only answer at this point is political. That somehow the Democrats have decided to line up and associate with the gang member, wife beater, human trafficker for purposes of virtue signaling to their far left supporters. So they are hoping for a Judge equally aligned with placing politics ahead of the law. At the end of the day this is just a whack a mole series of appeals, not unlike what you see when someone sits on death row. Eventually they will run out of lawsuits.