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    1. TheParadoxigm on

      >The Venezuelans were released as part of a prisoner swap deal including 10 Americans. (The Venezuelan government has been reported to imprison foreign nationals to gain diplomatic leverage.) The exchange comes after a previous deal being negotiated fell through, and despite the Trump administration’s insistence in court and in public statements that it did not have the power to compel El Salvador to return the removed migrants to the United States. (Court records show that Bukele’s government told the United Nations the men were under the authority of the United States, contradicting the White House’s claims.) 

    2. Protector_of_Humans on

      Trump is wiping his fat orange ass with the constitution on a daily basis and is getting away with every crime

      It’s almost as if people are powerless to stop the orange terror

    3. beatrixotter on

      > “We spent four months without any contact with the outside world,” Suárez said. “We were kidnapped.” He went on to say: “We got a beating for breakfast. We got a beating for lunch. We got a beating for dinner.”

      Someday, somehow, someone needs to be held responsible for this.

    4. Area51_Spurs on

      So we sent them there… we’re paying for them to be imprisoned there… and we had to negotiate to get them back…

      Art of the Deal my asshole

    5. BlazeSapphire11 on

      Man, that’s seriously messed up. Nothin‘ should justify that kinda human rights dumpster fire. GTFO with ur „keeping us safe“ BS, govts. Seriously. WTF happened to basic human decency? We’re humans, not cattle. Makes my blood boil fr. #FreeVenezuelans

    6. invalidpassword on

      We have become the monsters we once worked hard to rid the world of. We’ve become a purveyor of inhumanity and we openly brag about it. Our place in the world is now set in stone.

    7. About fucking time. I’ve been on pins and needles about these poor people for months.

    8. CT_Phipps-Author on

      I am kind of horrified that I am so happy and relieved they got out because I didn’t believe they would.

    9. >Juan Enrique Hernández, a US citizen who came to the United States from Venezuela nearly three decades ago, was Alvarado’s boss at the bakery in the Dallas area. The two became good friends, and Hernández visited Alvarado in detention in Texas multiple times following his February arrest.

      >Hernández said he did everything in his power to get Alvarado out. “I went to many lawyers here and none wanted to take the case,” he explained. “They said they didn’t have jurisdiction.”

      >**“I have mixed feelings. I’m happy on one hand,” Hernández said on Friday about Alvardo’s imminent release. “But the bitterness is still there. The anger about what happened to him is still there.”**

      Now channel that anger into action!

    10. BleachedUnicornBHole on

      Hopefully their stories are spread far and wide. What happened to them needs to be known and the people responsible held accountable. 

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