Some deportees are leaving El Salvador’s hellish megaprison
About 230 venezuelans expelled and imprisoned in the El Salvador Cecot prison is sent to Caracas, Venezuela, daily Kos can confirm.
In exchange, Venezuela will release five American citizens and five American permanent residents in detention of the United States government, according to Reuterswhich was the first to report the news through government sources.
“This nightmare ends its end. Incredible,” said Aliver Gris Vogt, an education specialist based in San Francisco for the blind people who have spent the last four months to help families of imprisoned men, said Daily Kos.
Since March, Vogt has been working with families in Venezuela, serving as a rescue buoy for their access to the American American Liberties Union and helping them to communicate through the geopolitical shortcomings of Venezuela, Salvador and the United States and the United States
Friday afternoon, at least one prisoner plan arrived in Caracas, she told Daily Kos.
“I am happy for them, I am happy for everyone,” she said.
On March 15, President Donald Trump expelled 238 Venezuelan immigrants At CECOC’s notoriously abusive prison on fragile affirmations that they were members of the Gang Tren in Aragua.
However, the most concrete evidence that the administration has provided is that people had tattoos which, according to officials, were affiliated with the gang. Experts have doubt However, on the reliability of using tattoos to assess the affiliation of gangs. In addition, the vast majority of 238 deported Venezuelan migrants Do not forget the criminal recordAccording to “60 minutes”.
While around 230 Venezuelans must be sent to its country of origin, the United States has deported More than 250 venezuelans in El Salvador. We do not know which men will be sent to Venezuela and who will remain. Some of the people deported to Cecot have criminal history, and they may stay in this prison.
The Daily Kos contacted government comments to comment but did not immediately hear.
As for the other Venezuelans detainees without criminal convictions, family members are waiting for months for this coming day.
