The United States has forcibly deported more than 200 alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang to El Salvador, sparking backlash over legal and human rights implications. President Bukele announced the deportation after President Trump invoked wartime legislation to expedite their removal, despite a judge's temporary suspension order. Venezuela's government condemned the actions, claiming that most migrants are law-abiding workers, and highlighted violations of both US and international law. The deportees were placed in El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center as the Trump administration defended the actions as necessary for national security.
"In a sharp rebuke Sunday, Venezuela's government said Trump had criminalized Venezuelan migrants, whom it said were in their immense majority dignified and honest workers, not terrorists."},{
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