US EditionNorman Quijano Is Detained in the U.S. and Faces Possible Deportation for Gang Liaison - Today's News in El Salvador
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The U.S. newspaper USA Today published this day that Quijano was arrested on March 6 and was transferred to a detention center in Texas. EL SALVADOR.- The U.S. newspaper Today reported that Norman Quijano was arrested in March and could be deported to El Salvador. The former ARENA deputy and former Speaker of the Legislative Assembly was already convicted for his involvement in a gang pact. The U.S. newspaper USA Today published this day that Qu…
Day by Day News Norman Quijano, former president of the Legislative Assembly and a historic figure of the ARENA party, was arrested on March 6 in Texas by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). According to USA Today, the Salvadoran politician is being held at the Port Isabel detention center, awaiting possible deportation to El Salvador. Quijano was sentenced in March 2024 to 13 years and four months in prison for electora…
The former president of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador and former ARENA deputy, Norman Quijano, was arrested in the United States on March 6 by agents of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE), according to the U.S. newspaper USA Today. Quijano, convicted in El [...] The post Norman Quijano arrested in the U.S. appeared first on Diario Digital Cronio de El Salvador.
The former president of the Legislative Assembly by the ARENA party, Norman Quijano, was arrested in the United States on March 6 by the Immigration and Customs Service of that nation (ICE), according to the newspaper "USA Today" in a publication Thursday. Quijano would be waiting for his deportation to El Salvador where, on March 16, 2024, he was sentenced by the Second Chamber of San Salvador Criminal to 13 years and four months in prison for …
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