It might be useful to remember the name Jerce Reyes Barrios, who was sent to the prison in El Salvador.
>Linette Tobin, a lawyer representing Jerce Reyes Barrios, one of the deported men, swore under oath that Barrios was a professional soccer player who marched against Venezuela’s Maduro regime, for which he was tortured with electric shocks and suffocation. He was in the United States seeking asylum, but his tattoo of a crown sitting atop a soccer ball with a rosary was part of the justification for him being labeled a Tren de Aragua member. In fact, his lawyer writes, he chose it because it is similar to the Real Madrid logo.
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It might be useful to remember the name Jerce Reyes Barrios, who was sent to the prison in El Salvador.
>Linette Tobin, a lawyer representing Jerce Reyes Barrios, one of the deported men, swore under oath that Barrios was a professional soccer player who marched against Venezuela’s Maduro regime, for which he was tortured with electric shocks and suffocation. He was in the United States seeking asylum, but his tattoo of a crown sitting atop a soccer ball with a rosary was part of the justification for him being labeled a Tren de Aragua member. In fact, his lawyer writes, he chose it because it is similar to the Real Madrid logo.