An aircraft with more than 200 Venezuelanians he now deported was landed in El Salvador – in an apparent defiance of an American judge’s command who prevented Trump’s administration from doing so.
President El Salvadora, Nayib Bukele, wrote on social networks that 238 members of the Venecuelan gang had a moment of de Aragua, along with 23 members of the Mexican Gang MS-13 on Sunday morning on Sunday morning.
Their arrival in the Central American nation followed several hours after Federal judge blocked US President Donald Trump to call for a centuries -old war law To justify deportations – something that bucheli made fun of in a later post.
“Oopsie … too late,” he said.
Bukele wrote that the detainees were immediately transferred to the El Salvador Terrorism Center “for a one year”, something that was “renewable” – which suggests that they can be kept there longer.
“The United States will pay them a very low fee, but high for us,” he added.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the alleged arrival of gang members in El Salvador and thanked Bukela, calling him “the strongest security leader in our region.”
A few hours before, on Saturday night, US District Judge James Boasberg ordered the deportation of Trump’s proclamation, which he called for the 1798 Enemies of the 1798.
The law allows the Government to delay and deport people who threaten the safety of the country without a long procedure.
After hearing that the aircraft with the deportants were removed, Judge Boasberg ordered them to turn back, the Washington Post reported.
The video attached to one of Bukele’s post on social networks shows the lines of people with the hands and feet accompanied by armed officials from the plane.
It also shows some detainees located in the back of the armored vehicles.
In January, Trump has signed an executive command that declared foreign terrorist organizations a moment and MS-13.
