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At least 50 migrants sent to El Salvador prison entered US legally, Cato Institute finds

  • The Trump administration deported about 240 Venezuelan men to a supermax prison in El Salvador on March 15, 2025, claiming they were gang members.
  • This action followed legal revocation of status under the Alien Enemies Act despite disputes over due process and limited evidence of criminality.
  • At least 50 of the deported men had been granted official permission to enter the U.S. Through recognized programs or visas and worked in a range of jobs such as construction, cooking, and other trades.
  • Investigations found that 75 percent had no criminal record, and gang membership accusations relied mainly on tattoos that experts say are unreliable indicators.
  • The deportations raised serious concerns about transparency, human rights, and the lack of opportunity to contest allegations, suggesting violations of due process.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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