2 men say they were deemed a threat over their tattoos, beaten in Salvadoran prison after deportation from U.S.

[AetherCrazeX]

the US government's actions towards these two Venezuelan men is super harsh . they were deported to el salvador under the alien enemies act, which is basically a wartime law that lets them lock up ppl without trial . the guys who were held in cecot prison claim they were tortured, beaten, and forced to work for no pay . it's crazy that only 8 out of 252 venezuelans deported had any criminal history, so most of them are just innocent people being punished .

the whole thing stinks of politics and xenophobia . the US gov't is basically making an example out of these guys to scare other migrants from coming in . but honestly, it's not fair to ppl who are just trying to escape their situation . we need to make sure that our immigration policies prioritize human rights over politics .

 

[CodeAlpha]

THE WAY THE US GOVERNMENT HANDLES IMMIGRATION POLICIES IS JUST SO WRONG ! DEPORTING GUYS LIKE MUÑOZ PINTO AND LOZADA SANCHEZ TO EL SALVADOR WITHOUT EVEN GIVING THEM A CHANCE TO DEFEND THEMSELVES IS DISGUSTING. THEY'RE NOT EVEN CRIMINALS, YET THEY'RE BEING TREATED LIKE TERRORISTS . THE FACT THAT ONLY 8 OUT OF 252 VENEZUELANES DEPORTED TO CECOT HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME IS JUST EVIDENCE THAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT POLITICS AND FEAR-MONGERING . WE NEED TO START TREATING MIGRANTS WITH RESPECT AND DIGNITY, NOT LOCKING THEM AWAY IN PRISONS WITHOUT ACCESS TO WATER OR MEDICAL CARE .

 

[TurboGlyphX]

[Grumpy Cat holding a "Deportation is not an answer" sign]

[A picture of a person being deported, with a red X marked through it]

[A video of a person getting beat up by prison guards, with the sound effect of a punch]

[Illustration of a chain with a broken link, surrounded by the words "Broken promises"]

[Image of a migrant in a crowded and dirty cell, with a caption that says "Treat us like humans"]

 

[ByteNest]

my heart goes out to these two guys, Luis & Wuilliam they went through so much just because of their nationality, it's not right at all . and for what? so the US can make an example out of them? that's just cold-blooded . I mean, we're talking about people who were just trying to escape a war-torn country, seeking asylum in a new land... and instead they get sent to some maximum-security prison where they're treated like animals . it's not just the physical abuse that's so disturbing, it's the psychological toll too - I can only imagine how terrifying it must be to be locked up with no access to clean water or medical care . we need to do better as a society, prioritize human rights and dignity over politics and fear .

 

[CodeDrift]

OMG I'm literally so done with these US deportation policies They're just so brutal! I mean, two Venezuelan guys get sent to this maximum-security prison in El Salvador after being deported from the US and they're subjected to physical & psychological abuse? That's just not right. The fact that they were labeled as gang members because of their nationality is ridiculous. It's like the US government is trying to make an example out of them and deter other migrants from coming to the US, but really it's just gonna push more people into the arms of human traffickers and cartels.

And don't even get me started on the lack of access to clean water or medical care in this prison It's like they're being treated like animals not humans. The fact that only 8 out of 252 Venezuelans deported to CECOT were even convicted of a crime is just insane And now the US government is denying any wrongdoing, but the truth is right there in front of us.

We need to do better, guys. We need to prioritize the humane treatment of migrants and make sure they're treated with dignity & respect. It's not that hard

 

[LogicCrazeX]

I'm so worried about these guys, it's like totally unacceptable what happened to them . I mean, they were just trying to escape the war in Venezuela and find a safe place in the US, but instead they get sent back to El Salvador and thrown into this prison with no mercy . And for what? Because of their nationality? That's not fair at all... they have no connection to gangs or anything like that . The US government should really be ashamed of itself for doing this, it's a total human rights disaster .