Shocked mother spots son deported by Donald Trump administration in notorious mega-prison footage: ‘It’s him, it’s him’

Shocked mother spots son deported by Donald Trump administration in notorious mega-prison footage: ‘It’s him, it’s him’

The mother was waiting for her son in Venezuela, but she recognised him from his tattoos in a news report from the infamous El Salvador prison.

‘He’s Not A Criminal’: Mom Bereft After Spotting Son Among Alleged Venezuelan Gang Members

"He doesn't belong to any criminal gang, either in the U.S. or in Venezuela," she said after seeing him shackled among migrants Trump sent to El Salvador.

Several neighbors gather in the front of a house in the Los Pescadores neighborhood, north of Maracaibo, in the Venezuelan state of Zulia, a place with streets without asphalt, where one day the water does not arrive and the other one is flooded when it rains, and where rarely they have gas. It seems like a place that everyone has thought of fleeing at some point. Next to the neighbors, there are several mothers who do not stop crying.

By Ivonne Valdés, CNN en Español For a moment, Mirelys Cacique López had no doubts. In an image that has circulated in the media, among hundreds of men sitting on the floor of the Center for Confining Terrorism (Cecot) in El Salvador, says he saw his son. The image does not show the faces, since he was taken from above and the detainees look to the ground, but Cacique responds safely during the interview with Fernando del Rincón in CNN's Conclus…

Francisco Javier García Casique is the name of one of the Venezuelans who was transferred from the United States without trial or due process to the Detention Center for Terrorists (CECOT), a high security prison in El Salvador built by the government of Nayib Bukele. In addition to him, 237 other individuals were sent for allegedly being members of the Aragua Train, a Venezuelan criminal organization to which the president of the United States …

Mother stunned after spotting barber son in notorious El Salvador prison after Trump's mass deportation

Myrelis Casique López was shocked to find that her barber son was one of more than 100 gangsters the Trump administration deported to a notorious El Salvadoran prison this week.