Suspicious body art is among criteria the Trump administration is using to identify alleged gang members for deportation.

Internal DHS and FBI documents question the effectiveness of using tattoos to identify Venezuelan members of Tren de Aragua.

Internal DHS and FBI documents question the effectiveness of using tattoos to identify Venezuelan members of Tren de Aragua.

Certain tattoos flagged as gang-affiliated, which could lead to a migrant's removal, include art of things like a crown or NBA legend Michael Jordan's famous "Jumpman" logo rather than only ...

She is convinced her brother was designated a gang member because of his body art. At the US detention center, before being deported, “ICE (immigration) agents told him he belonged to a criminal gang ...

Reyes Barrios was accused by DHS of having tattoos resembling those seen on known TdA members, including the art resembling the Spanish team Real Madrid's logo. Agents also searched his social ...

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In the case of De Jesus and Barrios, simply for having a few innocent tattoos. “The range of violence occurring inside prisons in El Salvador at the hands of gangs and prison guards is ...

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