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[–] Whirlybird@aussie.zone -4 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

They aren’t just rounding up people based on tattoos lol. They’ve said that they’re in communication with their government and are helping to get known gang members/associates that they are requesting.

Also, and I don’t know why this seems to be hard for you guys - just because someone says they’re not a criminal/gang member/gang affiliated DOES NOT MEAN THEY AREN’T. People - especially criminals - lie. They’re not locking people up because of a tattoo lol.

Also from your own link ffs lol:

DHS intelligence assessments go beyond a single tattoo and we are confident in our findings."

When asked if the administration had additional evidence that Barrio was a member of the gang, an administration official told ABC News he had other tattoos that were TdA-affiliated.

So basically the “soccer” tattoo might not be a gang one…..but his big one that says the gangs name is.