Venezuelan migrant sent to the Gulf of Guantanamo, ‘Not a criminal’ family begs

Luis Alberto Castillo, one of Venezuela, launched in the United States on January 19, the United States began the second time ago – the undocumented migrants were swept to the promise of a heavy hand.

Until February 4, Mr Castillo, a plane in Guantanamo Bay in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, had the most popular terrorism for terrorism, the most deadly attack on the American land.

On the same day, the Department of Homeland Security said that they were relocated to the island “the worst of the worst“And members of the All Venezuelan criminal group, Tren de Aragua.

However, in an interview with the house in Colombia, Mr. Castillo’s sister Yajaira Castillo was not a dreaded group of her brother, but a daily venezuelan that fled from his country for the economic crisis.

As described the pain and confusion around his brother’s condition, it was repeatedly broken during the conversation.

“My brother is not a criminal.” “It’s all discrimination and xenophobia, just because of Venezuela.”

Given that Mr. Castillo spends some time in the United States, he asked the US government to be a member of the Train De Aragua or that he deserved that he deserves so harsh treatment.

After entering the United States, officials suspected Mr. Castillo, who was a member of the gang due to tattoos, not authorized to obey the two people.

Did not accept to be part of the criminal group. Then the authorities evaluated their tattoos and did not see it with him, and it was a relationship with Tren de Aragua.

In the initial email, a prosecuted department of the Homeland Security said that Mr Castillo has the latest deportation orders in the United States and the federal judge.

“This leadership is subject to the rule of law,” said the spokesman, Tricia McLaughlin. “In additional assessment, intelligence officers could not determine whether the person was a confirmed member of TDA,” or Tren de Aragua. “Very good can be a member of this bad gang. It will not happen.”

In the follow-up message, Mrs. McLaughlin said that Mr. Castillo has received new information, which is a member of the gang. Did not give evidence.

“TDA is a pathetic bunch for hijacking between human trafficking, drug trafficking and other terrible crimes, ” Ms. McLaughlin said.

In the interview, Mr Castillo’s sister shared a screenshot that did not try to avoid power when he entered the country. Details of the details of his brother in the figure, provided itself on the border to demand shelter on January 19 at 7 o’clock

The Biden Administration has set up a system to prepare these claims of migrants and access the United States through an application called CBP One. Mr. Trump ended the program on January 21.

During the last week, the United States government sent more than 80 people from Guantanamo Bay to the Gustanamo Bay by the United States Government, more than 80 male men and 10,000 migrants. So far, all prisoners are believed to have venezuelans. Some are held In the prison building on the base and others are held Migrant operations center, a dormitory style The mechanism. (Mr Castillo, according to DHS, is held in the center of Migrant)

US troops build a tent camp on the site to expand the ability to catch stored migrants.

Pentagon th describedThe first fewer dangerous illegal aliens, and the first few Guantanamos, which were arrested as “a temporary measure of their arrests.” However, management has not been informed that the men proven to be criminal records or proven how the officials identified how the officials are threatened.

Mr Castillo is believed to be among the top 10 men sent from El Paso on February 4, because his sister was sent to Guantanamo, published in Social Media by Christi Noem, a new head of the Homeland Security Department.

Mr Castillo’s head was bent down and the image behind an officer in camouflage and gloves, later shared social media. Ms. Castillo took place in Tiktok.

A multinational group born in Aragua province of Venezuela, De Aragua expanded to other parts of Latin America and the United States. Trump management Recently started the process to determine the group as an external terrorist organization.

Mr Castillo has a Michael Jordan tattoo on his sister’s neck, which has accepted as a sign of border bodies. In one of the last messages he sent to him before being arrested, Mr Castillo said he was on the border and said that officials treated the “badly because of the tattoos.”

Venezuelan investigator Ronna Rísquez, who wrote a book about the criminal group, said that the authorities are wrong to assume that someone is a member of Michael Jordan Tattoo.

Some people of Tren de Aragua can wear a symbol, but it is more popular in Venezuelan in the last few decades, which basketball can be played with limited resources.

“The passion for the Jordan of Jordan has been around for generations because basketball is the last symbol.”

Ms. Castillo said the tattoos were part of the brother, who often entered the shorts and sports and Jordan gear. Mr. Jordan shared a former photo with a sweater with a “Jumpman” logo.

He said he believed his brother’s nearness for Mr. Jordan and believed that the Trump Administration turned into a “guinea pig” for the expanding deportation program.

As many Venezuelan, Mr Castillo left his country years ago and lived in Colombia, while car washing. He said that his sister was barely collapsed and “giving everything to his son, to work to work and work to work and work.

According to him, his journey to the southern border began in late 2023. In limited funds, reaching Texas until January this year took him. He said he was caught by the authorities.

Immunity of the people’s police records, Mr Castillo shows that he is not convicted of any crime while in Colombia.

Mr Castillo is the eighth part of nine sisters; He lives in four columbia and four people in Venezuela. There will be 30-U on February 23.

The Guantánamo database is best known for the 9/11 investigation institution managed by Pentagon. Today, such as Immigration Prisoners, 15 foreigners are accepted by the immigrants detainee separately from immigrants.

Ms. Castillo said that he only knew little about Guantanamo, that he was only “a high-dangerous cell for great terrorists” and sent there, “he said,” the prisoners did not have the worst criminals. “

Now everything he wants for his brother said, “He is for his refund.”

“I don’t want him in the hands of any government.” “What I want is the return for him.”

Carol Rosenberg Florida and Simón Posada Bogota, Colombia.