‘Unimaginable trauma’: Lawyer of deportee kept in El Salvador prison speaks out

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Following a prisoner swap with the U.S., deportees returned to Venezuela after being kept in a notorious prison in El Salvador. National Immigrant Project Southeast Regional attorney Stephanie Alvarez-Jones, who is the lawyer for one of the deportees, joins Ana Cabrera to explain more on the conditions he experienced, saying the U.S. government "paid for torture."

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