Migrants deported to El Salvador prison remain under U.S. control, Salvadoran officials tell UN

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The revelation was contained in court filings Monday by lawyers for more than 100 migrants who are seeking to challenge their deportations to CECOT, El Salvador’s mega-prison.
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