Deportation foes find a story to tell with ‘Andrys’
Abstract legal and procedural questions don’t move public sentiment. Stories of individuals do. What did more to turn ...
They were called gang members and deported. Families say their only crime was having tattoos
The families of two Venezuelans deported to El Salvador say the Trump administration wrongly branded them as Tren de Aragua ...
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They were called gang members and deported. Families say their only crime was having tattoos
Reyes Barrios and Aguilar were among 261 people ... respectively, from Caracas, Venezuela, and San Salvador. Special correspondent Cecilia Sánchez Vidal contributed from Mexico City.
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Did tattoos land Venezuelan migrants in a Salvadoran mega-jail?
Lawyers and relatives of Venezuelans flown from the United States to a brutal jail in El Salvador believe the men were ...
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Families say tattoos landed Venezuelan migrants in Salvadoran mega-jail
Lawyers and relatives of Venezuelans flown from the United States to a notorious jail in El Salvador believe the men were ...
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Why the Trump administration is targeting a Venezuelan gang
As the Trump administration invokes a decades old law in their pursuit of Tren de Aragua gang members, we find out more about their origins and their reach.
Roses, Real Madrid, crowns: What to know about tattoos used to deport Venezuelan migrants
Family members and advocates have said American officials have relied on tattoos to deport Venezuelan migrants with little ...
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Roses, Real Madrid, crowns: What to know about tattoos used to deport Venezuelan migrants
The organization started as a prison gang in Aragua, a state in northern Venezuela. Tren de Aragua ... This supposedly stands for 23 de Enero, a Caracas neighborhood known for crime.