‘We were lied to:' Two women the Trump administration tried to send to El Salvador prison speak out
- On March 15, the Trump administration attempted to deport over 200 people, but El Salvador refused to accept eight women, leading to their return to the U.S. Detention centers.
- Heymar Padilla Moyetones claimed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents misled them, stating they were en route to Venezuela before landing in El Salvador.
- The Trump administration has faced criticism for the deportations, with a survey indicating that 61% of Americans oppose sending individuals to El Salvador without due process, despite support for overall immigration policies.
- The deportation process lacked due diligence and led to the wrongful inclusion of innocent individuals, highlighting failures in vetting procedures.
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Two Venezuelan women speak out after Trump admin tried to send them to El Salvador
Two Venezuelan women, who the Trump administration tried to send to El Salvador, spoke to NBC News senior homeland security correspondent Julia Ainsley about what they experienced and witnessed.
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