The Deportation, JD Vance’s Lie, and the Collapse of Competence

from Firing Lane · host Croaky Caiman

Vice President J.D. Vance claims a legally protected man was a convicted MS-13 member. Problem? The court says he wasn’t. His lawyer says he wasn’t. Even the government says he wasn’t. But Vance just keeps tweeting. So who are we actually deporting? Croaky the cartoon gator (who reads court documents, unlike some senators) breaks it all down in the latest Firing Lane. 📂 DHS admits the mistake. 🧾 No criminal record. 🧠 Due process, discarded. 🧱 Strong border policy turned political theater. 🎧 Croaky’s verdict? “When you can’t tell the difference between a father fleeing gangs and the gangs themselves, you’re not defending the homeland. You’re embarrassing it.” Listen now.

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