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Legal Venezuelan Migrants Wrongly Deported to El Salvador, According to Cato

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Legal Venezuelan Migrants Wrongly Deported to El Salvador, According to Cato
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MAY 20
Above: A prison officer stands guard at the CECOT maximum-security facility on April 4, 2025, in Tecoluca, San Vicente, El Salvador. Image copyright: Alex Peña/Stringer/Getty Images News via Getty Images
story last updated MAY 20

The Spin

Republican narrative

These deportations are a necessary measure to protect the American people from vicious gang members who have committed a litany of crimes on U.S. soil. While the last administration was happy to allow these criminals to run riot, the Trump administration is focused on protecting Americans, and deportations like these ensure that the country is becoming safer each passing day.

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Democratic narrative

The deportations are a clear violation of due process rights and constitutional protections. At least 50 of these men were legally admitted into the country, underwent proper vetting, and had established lives as workers and fathers supporting 44 children. The administration's actions sent them to El Salvador without charges or trial, based on flimsy evidence like misinterpreted tattoos.

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