Venezolanos repatriados de cárcel en El Salvador exigen garantías para acudir a audiencia en EE UU
Venezolanos repatriados desde El Salvador piden garantías para participar en una audiencia ordenada por un juez federal de EE UU
TL;DR
- Venezuelan migrants deported to El Salvador demand guarantees to attend a U.S. court hearing.
- A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration denied due process to these migrants.
- The migrants were repatriated on July 18th after being detained in El Salvador's terrorism confinement center (Cecot).
- They are seeking dignified return conditions and a review of deportation and reception protocols.
- Some migrants reported physical abuse and ongoing psychological issues, including anxiety and sleep problems.
- A judge ordered the U.S. executive branch to present a plan by January 5th for migrants to return or defend their case.
- A class-action lawsuit was certified, allowing all migrants sent to Cecot in March to challenge their designation.