Following the verdict of a federal judge in the United States, who blocked President Donald Trump from using the old War Time Act Alien Enemie’s ACT as support, the deportations continued according to media data.
Judge James Boasberg had ordered on Saturday evening that already lifted plans would return, but arrival at El Salvador was implemented nevertheless.
– Oh, too late, wrote El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele on social media, followed by a laughing emoji. It writes The Guardian. According to Bukele, a total of 238 people arrived suspected of having links to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and 23 from MS-13 during Sunday morning.
Thanks by Rubio
President Bukele quickly received a thank you from US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio on X:
“Thank you for your help and friendship, President Bukle,” Rubio wrote. In a statement on Sunday, Marco Rubio also said that the expulsions took place according to Alien Enemie’s Act, and did not mention anything about the judge’s decision.
He said, “Hundreds of violent criminals were sent out from our country.”
However, so far, the US authorities have not presented any evidence that the people are actually criminals.
Heads are shaved
Upon arrival at El Salvador, the police shaved off the heads of the deported people. Thereafter, a longer boys in the mega angel Cecot with room for up to 40,000 prisoners await.
A video has been shared by both Bukele and Trump on social media, which shows close -ups of migrants when they are by force taken care of.
“These are the monsters sent into our country by dishonest Joe Biden and radical left -wing democrats,” Trump writes on Truth Social And thanks President Bukle for “understanding the horrible situation” in which the United States is in.
President Nayib Buckele, who usually describes himself as “the world’s coolest dictator”, met Marco Rubio in February and that was the meeting that resulted in a collaboration between the United States and El Salvador: to deport American criminals to El Salvador and against a “fee” house them in Cecot prison.
Harsh criticism from Venezuela
Venezuela harshly criticizes Trump’s decision to invoke Alien Enemie’s ACT, which allows governments to detain and expel persons without proper process if they are considered to threaten the security of the country. In a statement from Venezuelan, it is argued that the use of the War Time Act “unfairly criminalizes Venezuela’s migration” and is reminiscent of “the darkest episodes in the history of humanity”.