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At least 50 Venezuelans deported to El Salvador legally entered the United States
The U.S. government invoked the Alien Enemies Act, outdated legislation from 1798, to justify the deportations, claiming the individuals were members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and the Salvadoran group MS-13. The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the application of the law, which has only been used in times of war.
US lawmakers were greeted with jeers, screams, and aggressive hand gestures from inmates in El Salvador’s notorious Terrorism ...
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Former Rep. Matt Gaetz is the first American journalist to tour the "Tren de Aragua" ward in El Salvador's CECOT prison and ...
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Trump Admin Asks for More Time to Locate Venezuelan Man Reportedly Sent to CECOT After Judge Demands AnswersWidmer Agelviz-Sanguino was granted refugee status but detained upon arrival in Houston after authorities accused him of gang ...
Carolina Miranda’s aesthetic analyses of President Donald Trump’s redesign of the Oval Office and of the “Trump Trad” ...
The Trump administration believes cruelty in the treatment of immigrants will be a deterrent to others, but it is cruel and ...
Due process hasn’t been protected. The process that is set in place in this country that is the basis and foundation of our ...
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The Trump administration would have you believe that the 288 human beings kidnapped off our streets and flown to El Salvador ...
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Trump Admin Refuses to Provide Info on Gay Venezuelan Immigrant Imprisoned in El SalvadorHomeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem refused to provide any details about Andry Hernández Romero — the gay Venezuelan ...
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