El Salvador Admits Trump Officials Still Have Control Over Deported Migrants In Its Prison
WASHINGTON (AP) – El Salvador government, the United Nations Inspectors, the Trump administration of the United States, a fame of a non -Famous Salvador prison of Venezuela men continued to control the control of the authorities in both countries in contradiction with public statements.
Revelation applied for more than 100 immigrants who want to challenge El Salvador by lawyers on Monday. mega- It is known as terrorism imprisonment center or cecot.
The case is one of the few challenging presidents Donald Trump’s immigration pressure.
Salvador officials, in response to interrogations from the UN High Human Rights Commissioner Unit, “Judicial authority and legal responsibility for these people lies only with authorities of authorities,” he wrote. Even after ordering the return of a US judge to return, the UN Group is investigating the fate of men sent from the United States to El Salvador in mid -March.
The Trump administration argued that the US courts could not reach and that they could no longer access the necessary process rights or other US constitutional guarantees, and that it was weak to return men.
However, the lawyers of the immigrants said that the UN report shows otherwise.
In a e -mail, the lawyer of the American Civil Freedom Association’s Association, “El Salvador confirmed that we and everyone understand: The United States that controls what happened to Venezuela standing in Cecot. The US government did not give this information to us or court.”
Democracy Forward CEO and President Skye Perryman, documents, “the administration is not honest to the court or the American people,” he said. Aclu and democracy progress represents immigrants.
Management in March accepted For El Salvador, pay 6 million dollars to host 300 immigrants. The agreement led to a quick discussion to quickly remove men when Trump called on the Law of Fighting Time in the 18th century. Venezuela gang train is also Aragua.
In a relevant case, the administration accidentally sent Kilmar Abrego Garcia to the same prison despite the order of a judge. Maryland man From being sent to El Salvador.
The administration initially resisted the orders of the court, saying that he was no longer in American custody. Eventually, Abrego Garcia was returned to the US, and now he was faced with a criminal offense of human trafficking as legal wars continued.
Last month, a coalition of immigrant rights groups filed a lawsuit to invalidate the prison agreement with El Salvador, and immigrant prisoners argued that the agreement that the US courts could not reach violated the constitution.
