The Trump administration is deporting Venezuelan migrants accused of gang membership based on criteria like tattoos or clothing associated with Tren de Aragua, using a scoring system to designate them as such. Lawyers argue that the administration is denying due process to challenge these allegations and misusing the Alien Enemies Act by deporting individuals without proper evidence. One man, a professional makeup artist who identifies as gay, was accused of gang affiliation due to his tattoos, despite his denial and explanation for their meaning. The administration is also facing scrutiny for potentially violating a court order by allowing deportation flights to continue to El Salvador.
Full Article
Mississippi set to execute state’s longest-serving death row inmate
Richard Gerald Jordan, Mississippi's longest-serving death row inmate, is scheduled for execution on Wednesday for the 1976 kidnapping and murder of Edwina Marter during a ransom scheme. Despite his claims of PTSD from Vietnam affecting his actions, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his clemency petition, and family members of the victim express a desire for justice, emphasizing the heinous nature of his crime. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Mississippi's longest-serving death row inmate,...
Read more