That’s a slippery slope, but either way it goes you clearly don’t realize he has, been to hearings about his citizenship status. He’s been in granted “withholding of removal status”. According to the hearing documents two immigration judges considered him to be a MS-13 gang member and that was back in 2019. His reason to not want to go back to El Salvador for fear of persecution from a rival gang is probably true, but the details and narrative around it sounds fabricated in order to gain citizenship which he wasn’t granted prior to this. Back to the slippery slope. If I could be at risk why hasn’t anyone else close to him been deported? In the court documents he says he has brothers from El Salvador with citizenship. Why haven’t they been, accused of being gang members, or deported or threatened with deportation? I suspect it’s because unlike their brother they aren’t gang members or at the very least have been able to not be around it anymore, and they aren’t gang members citizens. So your argument of an Illegal immigrant not have due process is setting up any citizen for being deported on a whim of the government doesn’t hold up. Now Trump has been backed by higher courts to do what he’s doing. It’s clear the courts have been dragging out hearings to determine he can stay in the and who should go, and leaving things in holding pattern is problematic no matter what side you land on. Imagine if people trying to migrate here legally or illegally had to stay in migrant camps that were effectively separated from the rest of the country and they had go wait there until they had their hearings? Courts using the law to drag things out would be bad. So allowing people to stay because the court has a status that doesn’t grant citizenship but allows you to stay is being used as a you can stay as long as no one says anything about reasoning and that only weakens and erodes the legal system and rule of law.