A plane carrying over 200 Venezuelans brought to the US reached El Salvador – in the open opposition of the US command in charge of doing Trump to do so.
The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bokele, wrote on social media that 238 members of the Venezuelan Gang Draguga arrived, with 23 members of Mexican Gang MS-13, on Sunday morning.
Their coming in Central American Nation came hours after A Federal Judge Holds President Donald Trump from calling a century period of war at the age of time To verify the expenses – something bukele mocked in a late post.
“Oopsie … too late,” he said.
Bakele wrote that the prisoners were immediately in the center of the terrorism in El Salvador “for a period of one year”, something “converted” – suggests they can take longer.
“The United States will pay a very low fee for them, but a high one for us,” he added.
The Secretary of the State of Marco Rubio’s state is said to be said to be members of the Gang in El Salvador and thanked that Bakele, called “the strongest security leader in our region”.
Hours before, on Saturday night, the US District Judge James Boasberg ordered the Trump Proclamation of 1798.
The law allowed the government to prevent and prevent people from threatening the country’s safety without appropriate process.
After hearing that planes with departees were taken, Judge Boasberg ordered them, reported in Washington Post.
A video attached to one of social media posts on social media shows the lines of people with hands and feet restricted by the armed officers.
It also shows some of the inmates placed behind the armored vehicles.
In January, Trump signed an executive order that proclaimed that Train de Darrawan and MS-13 were as terrorist terrorist organizations.