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A Venezuelan Man Said He Would 'Go Home.' The Trump Administration Sent Him To CECOT.
During a July bond hearing, the government “alleged, but did not prove” that he was a member of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The Trump administration has claimed, without evidence, that many of the men it sent to CECOT are affiliated with that gang.
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A new U.S. intelligence assessment found no coordination between Tren de Aragua and the Venezuelan government, contradicting ...
Instead of deporting Edicson David Quintero Chacon to Venezuela, the government is "paying" for his "torture in El Salvador ...
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Doral, Florida, Vice Mayor Maureen Porras told Fox News Digital that she will support the city's potential agreement to ...
The men told her “they were going to kill her, kill her family, feed her to the bears and dump her body far away.” ...
Merwil Gutierrez's cousin Luis reportedly heard ICE agents say Merwil was "not the one" but to "take him anyway." ...
ICE placed detainers on two illegal aliens from Venezuela in Washington who are accused of kidnapping, torturing, shooting ...
Federal agents tackled a Venezuelan man inside of a New Hampshire courthouse, where the man was appearing at an arraignment ...
President Donald Trump is taking credit for Venezuela’s mounting financial crisis, attributing the Nicolás Maduro regime’s ...
A Venezuelan man facing misdemeanor charges in New Hampshire was apprehended in a courthouse by federal agents who also ...
A Venezuelan man currently in immigration detention was arrested in February inside a New Hampshire courthouse by federal ...
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