The US Supreme Court stopped the deportation of the Venezuelans
The US Supreme Court stopped the deportation of alleged members of the Venezuelan gang from the country on Saturday. While the authorities of the Venezuelan group, detained in Texas, announced that they would be exiled immediately, the court ruled that the government should not expel anyone from the aforementioned group of detainees by the final court decision.
Authorities have gripped several migrants accusing them of belonging to the trumpet de Aragua. According to the US Union for Civil Liberties on Friday night, groups currently enclosed in a Texas facility have threatened to be removed immediately in accordance with the Foreign Enemy Law (AEA).
It is a very old law of 1798, which was used so far only during the war in 1812 and the First and World War II. Trump’s administration described the « conquerors » when referring to the aforementioned immigrants.
According to lawyers, they wanted to send them to Salvador, given the information provided by the detainees’ families. They were signed by documents in English to accept expulsion.
The lawyers of several previously deported Venezuelans said that their parties were not members of the Tren de Aragua, did not commit crimes and were targeted mainly for their tattoos.
Last week, the judges of the Supreme Court allowed the government’s expulsion of migrants to the prison in Salvador. The condition is that they were informed of the expulsion and that they have the opportunity to challenge this decision within the « reasonable » period.
The US government has been with Salvadorian President Nayibom beech agreed that the US would send migrants to the aforementioned strictly protected prison. As part of an agreement whose details are unknown, Washington will pay Salvador six million dollars a year for prison maintenance.
In total, the United States has sent more than 200 migrants to this prison so far, mostly Venezuelans who accuse them of being a deba de aragua gang. It is unknown whether their belonging to the gang has been proven. According to the analysis published last week by Bloomberg, 90 percent have no criminal records in the US.
