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Attorney Martin Rosenow argues that Caraballo, a barber, was misidentified as a member of the Tren de Aragua gang due to tattoos, including one marking the birth of his daughter. Rosenow insists Caraballo was unfairly targeted. Immigration authorities defend the deportations, stating that individuals like Caraballo, despite lacking criminal records, pose a threat due to their gang affiliations. Concerns have been raised about the due process for Venezuelan immigrants, with many fearing unfair targeting. 

“He’s just a normal kid … he likes tattoos – that’s it,” said Martin Rosenow, a Florida-based attorney who represents the Venezuelan asylum seeker – one of scores shipped to El Salvador by the Trump administration last weekend as part of his hard-line immigration crackdown.

 "Profesionalmente, mi propósito es continuar ayudando a la mayor cantidad de personas que acude a solicitar mis servicios. Siento que aún me quedan muchas cosas por aprender y experiencias por ganar. " Guiliana Taramasco

Around the world, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex community face discrimination, persecution, and torture simply because of their identities or whom they love.