Federal officials are facing criticism for their handling of detainees, particularly Venezuelan nationals, with the use of the Alien Enemies Act to transfer 137 detainees to El Salvador raising legal concerns. The Trump administration's arrangement with El Salvador has led to the indefinite detention of over 200 Venezuelans in a facility accused of forced labor and torture, sparking controversy over detainees' legal rights and treatment. The confusion and distress experienced by families, exemplified by the case of Nedizon Alejandro Leon Rengel's search for his brother, highlight the broader issues and impact of these deportation practices.
