Family members of migrants deported to El Salvador mega prison speak out
Family members who suspect their loved ones were sent to El Salvador's mega prison fear they are wrongly being accused of being members of a Venezuelan gang. NBC News' Julia Ainsley has the details as families say that the deported migrants are being targeted simply because they have tattoos.
The Justice Department is insisting that deportation flights it conducted over the weekend that sent Venezuelan nationals to ...
Prisoners spend 23.5 hours a day locked in their cells, with a brief, 30-minute window for exercise or religious activities ...
The Trump administration deported hundreds of Venezuelans accused of ties to the Tren de Aragua gang, sending them to El ...
The U.S. is paying El Salvador $6 million to take in illegal migrants linked to the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang, the White ...
A mega-prison where visitation and education are not allowed became Trump's latest tool in his crackdown on immigration, when ...
Venezuelans deported over the weekend to El Salvador by the United States have been denied due process, the president of ...
Former Deputy Assistant DHS Secretary Jonathan Fahey discusses his prediction for the Trump administration's legal fight surrounding the El Salvador deportation flight and his take on the deportation ...
International visitors coming to America this year could win … a free trip to El Salvador! Depending on your accent and the ...
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