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Parents Accuse Trump of Using Immigrant Kids as Bargaining Chips

7/10/2025

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Parents Accuse Trump

Parents of Venezuelan immigrants, sent to El Salvador's CECOT prison, accuse President Trump of exploiting their children as "bargaining chips" in a prisoner swap. As fears of mass deportations loom, Trump proposes a plan allowing farmers to vouch for undocumented workers, while South Sudan detains deported individuals from the U.S., raising serious safety concerns.

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Supreme Court Upholds Deportations

The U.S. Supreme Court has affirmed the Trump administration's power to deport migrants to third countries like South Sudan and El Salvador. Disturbingly, many deportees were misled about where they were being sent. Legal battles rage on, as El Salvador claims the U.S. still bears responsibility for these individuals, adding layers of complexity to the ongoing court disputes.

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Parents Accuse Trump

Parents of Venezuelan immigrants, sent to El Salvador's CECOT prison, accuse President Trump of exploiting their children as "bargaining chips" in a prisoner swap. As fears of mass deportations loom, Trump proposes a plan allowing farmers to vouch for undocumented workers, while South Sudan detains deported individuals from the U.S., raising serious safety concerns.

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