A fiery exchange erupted during a House Homeland Security Committee hearing this week after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) introduced bombshell evidence linking a Maryland man to the notorious MS-13 gang. The hearing quickly devolved into chaos as Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) flew into a meltdown, interrupting repeatedly and objecting to the documents Greene attempted to enter into the official record.
Greene presented a series of detailed findings that paint a damning picture of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was recently deported in March. The documents she submitted—including law enforcement assessments and immigration rulings—describe Garcia as a known member of the violent El Salvadoran street gang MS-13. But instead of calmly addressing the evidence, Goldman threw parliamentary procedure out the window and nearly brought the session to a standstill.
According to Greene, the evidence—initially shared publicly by former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi—makes it crystal clear that multiple agencies confirmed Garcia’s gang affiliations. Greene stated, “According to the Attorney General of the United States, she posted that the evidence shows Kilmar Abrego Garcia has repeatedly been identified as a member of MS-13 by a Maryland county police gang unit, which I introduce for the record, a reliable confidential informant, ICE officers, an immigration judge agreed, and an appellate board agreed.”
Goldman’s response? Outrage. As Committee Chair Mark Green (R-TN) moved to accept Greene’s documents without objection, Goldman blurted out, “Sorry, is that a court order? I object!”
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