DHS claims these tattoos show Venezuelan gang membership. The tattoo artists who did them say the truth is a lot more ...

DHS claims these tattoos show Venezuelan gang membership. The tattoo artists who did them are confused - ‘It’s mind-blowing..

Not all of the hundreds of Venezuelans deported last weekend by the Trump administration are gang members, according to lawyers challenging the US move that whisked them out of the country ...

It was later determined that these men were illegal nationals from Venezuela and had strong ties to gang activity. They contacted both Homeland Security Investigations and Immigration and Customs ...

It claims that these men are terrorists by virtue of their alleged membership in the Tren de Aragua gang—but evidence of this affiliation is weak to the point of nonexistence. Consider Jerce ...

The lawyer says DHS alleges the tat is proof of being in the gang. 'In reality, he chose this tattoo because it is similar to the logo for his favorite soccer team Real Madrid. She also pushes ...

Federal prosecutors arrested and charged the alleged leader of a Los Angeles Crips gang subset who they claim posed as an anti-gang activist, the U.S. Attorney said. Eugene Henley Jr., 58 ...

A declaration from the tattoo artist confirmed that Barrios chose it because it was similar to the Real Madrid soccer team logo, the attorney said. According to Tobin, those alleged gang signs ...

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US authorities have taken a longtime leader of a Los Angeles street gang who investigators say ran a “mafia-like” criminal enterprise that included murder, human trafficking and extortion ...

Eugene “Big U” Henley is a well-known figure in the hip-hop world and has been called rap’s “godfather” by Wiz Khalifa. Federal authorities are now accusing Henley of murdering a young ...

To invoke wartime deportation powers, President Trump asserted that Venezuela’s government controls a gang. U.S. intelligence analysts think that is not true. By Charlie Savage and Julian E.