A Venezuelan barber who came to the United States legally to seek asylum was arrested on his
March 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelA Venezuelan barber who came to the United States legally to seek asylum was arrested on his birthday and sent to one of the world’s most brutal prisons. 🚨 The only evidence used against him was his tattoos. He had a legal entry, a pending asylum case, and a TPS application. 💔 But ICE labeled him a gang member based on tattoos of his mother, daughter, a barber shop, and a tiger, and deported him to El Salvador’s CECOT prison. He was told he was being sent back to Venezuela. ⚠️ Instead, he was put on a plane to CECOT, where he was beaten, held in inhumane conditions, and denied medical care for months. Now he’s suing for 1.3 million dollars. 🧾 His case is forcing the government to answer in federal court for actions his attorney calls an illegal plan to strip him of his rights and send him to be abused. I’m Brian Manning, and if you need help with an asylum case, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.
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