Donald Trump defies the judicial order, Deports 261 supposedly Venezuelan and international criminal to El Salvador

A US judge hired the deportation of over 200 Venezuelan alleged criminals. However, Donald Trump's team already had the group on a flight to one of the notorious prisons in the world.

Airplanes from the United States landed in El Salvador with 238 members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and 23 members of the international gang MS-13 on Sunday.

Before the extraterrestrial enemy law of 1798, Mr. Trump appealed against the groups that the country was exposed to an “invasion” of a criminal organization that was associated with kidnapping, extortion, organized crime and contract murders.

Hours later, judge James Boasberg provided a temporary injunction for 14 days.

Judge Boasberg said that the law “does not offer the President's proclamation, since the terms invasion, predatory intervention really on enemy actions that correspond to a nation and the war and the war are associated”.

When the law was achieved, Trump said that members of the gang had “irregular warfare and carried out hostile measures against the United States to destabilize the nation.

The law, which was only used in times of war, could enable the president to avoid the appropriate procedural rights of migrants that are classified as threats and quickly deported.

After Richter Boasberg instructed the hold, the plans were already left and ordered to be reversed, which the Trump administration did not meet.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele confirmed that the alleged criminals had arrived and shared a dramatic video of He 261 people who were drawn by heavy armed guards to be brought to the center of Centro de Concanto del Terrorismo (Cecot), the Terroism Concond Center.

The video showed that inmates were shaved and brutally forced when they were brought to their new home.

Mr. Bukele said: “The United States will pay you a very low fee, but a high one for us.”

“Over time, these actions in combination with the production, which are already generated by more than 40,000 inmates, which have participated in various workshops and workers as part of the zero-Müßiggrogram, will help to make our prison system self-use.

“As of today, it costs 200 million US dollars a year.

“May God bless El Salvador and may bless God the United States.”