US deported hundreds of Venezuelans to Salvador, despite the court ruling

The aircraft, which was transported by more than 200 Venezuelans deported by the United States, landed in Salvador – obviously contrary to the order of the US judge, which hinders this Trump administration.

Salvador President Naib Bokele wrote on social media that 238 members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua arrived together with 23 members of the MS-13 Mexican gang on Sunday.

Their arrival in the Central -American nation came a few hours after Federal Judge blocked US President Donald Trump, which causes many years of wartime law To justify the deportation – what the Booke laughed in the following message.

“Naops … too late,” he said.

Bokel wrote that the detainees were immediately transferred to the center of the Terrorism of Salvador “for one year”, which was “renewable” – believing that they could be over there longer.

“The United States will pay a very low fee for them, but it is high for us,” he added.

US Secretary of State Mark Rubio confirmed the arrival of the gang members in Salvador and thanked the Buke, calling it “the strongest security leader in our region.”

A few hours before, on Saturday night, US District Judge James Basberg ordered to stop the deportation covered by Trump’s proclamation, which caused the law on foreign enemies in 1798.

The law allows the government to detain and deport people who threaten the country’s security without the proper process.

Hearing that the planes with departments flew, Judge Basberg ordered them back, reports the Washington Post.

The video attached to one of the BUKELE social media reports shows the lines of people with their hands and feet that escort armed officials from the plane.

It also shows some detainees located at the rear of the armored vehicles.

In January, Trump signed an executive order announcement of Traga Trace and MS-13 as foreign terrorist organizations.