The U.S. deported over 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, sparking protests from relatives who claim the deported individuals were misled. This action has become the center of a legal battle, as families assert that many deported are innocent and were tricked. The Venezuelan government has labeled the detentions as kidnappings and is seeking legal recourse for their return.
On March 16, over 200 Venezuelans were deported from the United States to a maximum security prison and forced labor camp in El Salvador, following President Donald Trump’s use of wartime powers to expel individuals deemed gang members. This decision has led to significant protests by relatives who believe they were misled, claiming that many of the deported individuals are innocent.
The deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador has ignited significant outrage both from family members in Venezuela and the Venezuelan government, which deems the actions as a kidnapping. Legal challenges are underway in the U.S. while families continue to seek the return of their loved ones, asserting their innocence amidst the allegations of criminal ties.
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