They appeal to help. Around thirty Migrants threatened with expulsion By US authorities they have formed the “SOS” letters in the courtyard of their prison in Texas, reports the agency Reuters Who could film the scene with a drone.
In these images, some men use red prison attire, a color “designating them as high -risk people,” the news agency specifies.
The Trump administration accuses these detainees of belonging to the Venezuelan gang in Aragua, and would like to expel them in Salvador in a high security impact built by the President Nayib Bukele.
Discounts suspended by the Supreme Court
The Trump administration has already expelled more than one hundred Venezuelans to this Central American country by invoking an exceptional “law of foreign enemies”, dated 1798, which until now had been used in the war.
But in mid -April, the Supreme Court has suspended the expulsion of other Venezuelan migrants imprisoned in an Anson prison in Texas. According to Reuters, the latter had even been placed by buses for an airport for his expulsion in Salvador before being “saved” in the end by the decision of the judges.
Since then, these prisoners have lived anxiously, denounce their families. According to Millan’s wife, a 24 -year -old Venezuelan, men sleep to alert family members in case they are expelled immigration agents.
Several prisoners also denounce arbitrary arrests and claim that they are not gang members and have not committed any crime.
Source: BFM TV
