The Trump administration has sent over 230 Venezuelan immigrants to Cecot, El Salvador’s largest security prison, and accused them of being members of the violent Tren de Aragua gang. For the past four months, Propublica and the Texas Tribune have reported on these men, their background and how they were taken into custody. We write about how the administration knew before eliminating the majority not being convicted of US crimes, contradicting the claim that men were “the worst and worst,” and that they were generally angry at the immigration system and not escape from the authorities. As they were returned to Venezuela, we continue to report on who the men are and what they went through.
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