We were able to identify Andry exiting the plane in Venezuela. After 125 days in a torture prison in El Salvador, he has been released & sent back to the country he initially fled. We will keep fighting for justice for Andry. @ImmDef statement:

It costs about $100 a year for the US to provide antiretroviral drugs to kids in low income countries to stop them from getting AIDS. We cut that and are spending what it costs to keep 1,700,000 kids from getting AIDS this year on these —>

Erez Reuveni, a fired Department of Justice lawyer who's now blowing the whistle, says he witnessed a disregard of due process and for the rule of law at the DOJ.

I ❤️ my hometown. Well done…

One reason it was so surprising that Democratic lawmakers didn’t push harder for details on the El Salvador deal is that combating MS-13 has long been a policy priority. The terms looked suspicious from the start—and now it’s clear that Trump actively undermined U.S. security.

Exclusive: In order to deport immigrants to El Salvador’s most notorious prison, Secretary of State Marco Rubio promised President Nayib Bukele to betray arrangements protecting some U.S. informants.

Corrupt to the core.

The Trump admin gave Bukele MS-13 informants and high ranking gang members so they could put random hairdressers in an El Salvador gulag. The program was such a disaster that the admin stopped it so now we gave away these informants for nothing.

La lancha atacada el 16 de septiembre era colombiana, tenía un motor arriba en señal de daño y estaba apagada, presumiblemente estaba en aguas colombianas, quien estaba allí era un pescador de toda la vida: Alejandro Carranza, que no ha vuelto a su casa. Alerta a la fiscalía

🚨 NEWS: Colombian President Gustavo Petro accuses U.S. government officials of murder and violating Colombia’s sovereignty and says the Trump-ordered strike of a boat in the Caribbean killed a fisherman named Alejandro Carranza.

FULL REPORT: Colombian public media reports that a U.S. military strike on a boat on September 15—the second attack on a vessel by the U.S. in the Caribbean that we’re aware of—was a Colombian boat and was in Colombian territorial waters. At least one of the three victims

So the administration's argument is that these men are dangerous narco-terrorists waging war against the US and thus deserved to be executed, but also that the US should send them home rather than to try prosecute them in court. Makes sense.

#NoKingsInAmerica

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This is just…so refreshingly honest, vulnerable, and human. Could use more of this in politics.

When this happened earlier this year with a cop in Maine, DHS spokeswoman @TriciaOhio accused the local police department of "reckless reliance" on E-Verify — which DHS runs. She claimed they should have done a better background check and not relied on the DHS system. Seriously.

The people around Donald Trump are taking advantage of his diminished capacity to break the law. Whatever they do now, we won’t forget — and we will hold them accountable.

Wow. New Economist poll finds only 34% of Americans say ICE's use of force has been justified, vs 51% who say it's been excessive. And they oppose agents wearing masks by 52-35. Yep, ICE is becoming a pariah agency, and that's gaining deep penetration in the culture:

"As a member of Out100, I want to share a message of love, empathy, respect, & nondiscrimination against nationality, religion, condition, or sexual orientation so that solidarity, justice, and truth can prevail," shared Andry. 📰: https://t.co/yo2I70NU4L

We’re thrilled to see our client Andry, a gay Venezuelan makeup artist, recognized in @outmagazine's 2025 #Out100 for his resilience & advocacy after becoming a nat'l symbol of courage & the face of an int'l campaign demanding his freedom. 🔗 https://t.co/5jVHV6uV6I

Newsom: This president appears unhinged… seems listless… he seems, dare I say, in decline—cognitively, and… physically. These are just the rantings of someone who needs an intervention, needs some help, needs to be stabilized.