President Donald Trump defended the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and his suspected MS-13 ties to a photo he shared showing "MS13" tattooed across a man's knuckles.

Jose Armando Mejia-Benitez sports the tell-tale tattoos that show his membership in the migrant gang MS-13. ICE Villalta, 29, was the sixth person sentenced in the bloody April 11, 2017 ...

Abrego Garcia and his family have disputed any ties to the MS-13 gang. The White House has not commented on Trump’s social media post regarding Abrego Garcia’s tattoos, but the administration ...

Even Fox News agrees President Trump was likely duped by a photoshopped image as he was told by ABC News interviewer Terry Moran during their heated Tuesday night discussion.

President Donald Trump is increasingly citing tattoos as proof of gang membership in his push ... Also read: Trump citing image of Gracia's hand to claim MS-13 connection Donald Trump recently ...

Police in Maryland announced they arrested an illegal immigrant teen and suspected MS-13 gang member for the killing of an autistic 20-year-old woman over the summer. "It’s been for me ...

Steven Dudley, the co-founder and co-director of InSight Crime and author of the book “MS-13: The Making of America’s Most Notorious Gang,” said that the use of tattoos as displays of ...

Following a March traffic stop, Abrego Garcia was detained by federal agents and deported to El Salvador’s brutal Terrorism ...

These two precious girls were brutally murdered while walking together in their hometown. Six members of the savage gang MS-13 have been charged with Kayla and Nisa's murders." MORE: Suspected MS ...

when a gang member displayed signs, revealed an MS-13 tattoo, and made violent threats to a Phoenix police officer. In 2019, the Drug Enforcement Administration in Arizona announced the arrest of ...

President Trump's reliance on tattoos to identify gang members for deportation, particularly Venezuelans, faces growing criticism. Experts warn against using tattoos as sole evidence, citing cases ...