The US is deported more alleged gang members in El Salvador star-news.press/wp

Trump Administration has deported another 17 allegative gang members in El Salvador, said the American State Department, despite legal battles due to the removal of people in SuperMax in the central American country prison.

The US Secretary of the State Brand of Marco Rubio said the group included members of the Tren de Aragua and MS-13 gangs.

Government Officers Salvadoran told the BBC that they included a combination of Venezuelan and Salvadorac.

Earlier this month, the Court ordered the stoppage conducted according to the Law on Alien Enemies, and the Law from 1798. Year that was previously used only in war. However, American media, citing the administration sources, reported that recent deportations were performed in general immigration laws.

In the statement, Rubilio said that the group included “killers and rapists”, but did not give the names or details of alleged crimes or any judgments.

The post is on the post, President El Salvador Nayib Bukele shared a dramatically decorated video that it shows that they were loaded in the municipal men who loaded from the plane and heads were shaved before they were shaved.

“All individuals are confirmed by the killers and high offenses, including six children’s rapists,” he wrote. “This operation is another step in the fight against terrorism and organized crime.”

President Trump returned the message again, blamed the administration of his predecessor Joe Biden to allow the Deportal in the United States and thanked Boukele for “giving them such a wonderful life.”

El Salvador agreed to take deported in exchange for $ 6 million (4.6m pounds).

Members of the family of some of those who have previously been sent to the maximum security prison refused to have some bands for gangs.

Once Trump called for alien enemies to make up more than 100 Venezuelaces from the US before, the Group, including the U.S. unions of civil liberty filed a legal challenge that it has relieved that the administration illegally refused the immigrant process illegally.

At the hearing on March 15, James Boasberg, the best-selling Federal Judge in Washington, imposed a temporary restriction for the order of laws and ordered the floors in the air that were in the air.

But deportations continued. The next hearing in the case will be held on Thursday.

With logging by Will Day