After a month of searching, man learns from NBC News that DHS sent his brother to El Salvador

Venezuelan Man Was Told His Brother Was Deported to 'His Country of Origin.' Officials Later Confirmed He Was Sent to El Salvador

Neiyerver Adrián Leon Rengel's family only learned his whereabouts after the Department of Homeland Security responded to a request from NBC News.

After a month of searching, man learns from NBC News that DHS sent his brother to El Salvador

A Venezuelan in the U.S. and his family back home had been frantically looking for answers over what he called the "forced disappearance" of his brother, Neiyerver Adrián Leon Rengel.

Neiyerver Adrián León Rengel, a 27-year-old Venezuelan, was arrested by federal agents in Dallas, Texas, on March 14, 2025, while he was on his way to work as a barber. Since then, his family hasn’t heard from him for more than five weeks. Consultations with the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) proved unsuccessful, with conflicting answers about his whereabouts in the United States. YOU CAN SEE: “Alert immigrants! The government sus…

Man Discovers Brother Was Deported to El Salvador After Month-Long Search - Entertainment Unleashed Here

On March 13, Nedizon Alejandro Leon Rengel contacted his brother, Neiyerver Adrián Leon Rengel, to wish him a happy birthday. Alejandro never heard from him. Adrián was detained by federal authorities while on his way to work at a Dallas barbershop. Alejandro spent the following five weeks searching for Adrián, attempting to figure out where ...

It was March 13 when Nezizon Alejandro León Rengel called his brother Neiyerver Adrián León Rengel to wish him a happy birthday. Alejandro never heard from him again. Federal agents arrested Adrián when he was on his way to work at a barbershop in Dallas, Texas. For the next five weeks, Alejandro has looked for Adrián, trying to find out where he was: deported to another country? at an immigration center in the United States? He and the girlfrie…