“Ten of our clients were kidnapped from U.S. streets and locked away in one of the world’s most notorious blackhole prisons in a scheme to use U.S. taxpayer dollars for enforced disappearances, incommunicado detention and torture.”

Quoted in Courthouse News Service, our vice president of U.S. Advocacy and Litigation Anthony Enriquez describes RFK Human Rights’  lawsuit against the State Department over a controversial migrant detention agreement with El Salvador. The deal, which involves paying El Salvador to detain deported individuals, is being challenged for violating U.S. asylum laws and international human rights standards, exposing migrants to further abuse and illegal detention practices.

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