Deportation of Innocent Brothers Sparks Outrage

Deportation of Salvadoran Brothers Highlights Immigration Challenges Two brothers, José and Josué Trejo, were recently deported from the United States to El Salvador after living in the US for nearly 20 years. The brothers, who had no criminal record, were detained during a routine traffic stop. "It's inhumane!" said José, describing his detention. Their mother, Alma Lopez, is now fighting for their return, arguing they are "good people" with no criminal history. Their lawyer has filed emergency appeals, but the process is expected to take more than a year. This case underscores the complexities of immigration and the human cost of deportation.