Paola Ramos

Yeah, again, like, why do people get tattoos? Because they have passions.

Yeah, again, like, why do people get tattoos? Because they have passions.

If these soccer players and basketball players and sort of famous celebrities were not in the public eye, and if they were just like random black and brown men walking down the streets, Potentially, from what we know of the legacy of ICE and previous presidential administrations, they would be racially profiled because of their tattoos.

If these soccer players and basketball players and sort of famous celebrities were not in the public eye, and if they were just like random black and brown men walking down the streets, Potentially, from what we know of the legacy of ICE and previous presidential administrations, they would be racially profiled because of their tattoos.

And very likely could end up like Dersin. And I've seen this. I've reported on this in the past. Racially profiling people because of these mundane tattoos with no evidence whatsoever to showcase that they are actually dangerous criminals.

And very likely could end up like Dersin. And I've seen this. I've reported on this in the past. Racially profiling people because of these mundane tattoos with no evidence whatsoever to showcase that they are actually dangerous criminals.

It's lazy. It's cruel. It's racist.

It's lazy. It's cruel. It's racist.

It's literally a rock and roll sign. A sign that has often been used in sign language to say, I love you.

It's literally a rock and roll sign. A sign that has often been used in sign language to say, I love you.

He's just a goofy guy. So I talked to his lawyer, actually, to Indersee's lawyer, who spent a lot of time sort of dissecting this tattoo image and dissecting this hand gesture. The hand gesture. The hand gesture is this. One of her responses to the government was literally just like, check your emojis, right, on your phone.

He's just a goofy guy. So I talked to his lawyer, actually, to Indersee's lawyer, who spent a lot of time sort of dissecting this tattoo image and dissecting this hand gesture. The hand gesture. The hand gesture is this. One of her responses to the government was literally just like, check your emojis, right, on your phone.

And she's not just protecting Jersey at this point, but she's literally taking on the government.

And she's not just protecting Jersey at this point, but she's literally taking on the government.

This is what she told me about the very last time she talked to Dirse.

This is what she told me about the very last time she talked to Dirse.

He loves this, right? And so I think at this point, like, these are exactly the images that he wants people to see.

He loves this, right? And so I think at this point, like, these are exactly the images that he wants people to see.

What do you call that? What do you call this image? What do you call this transfer of Venezuelans from the United States to El Salvador? Do you call that deportation? Do you call that kidnapped?

What do you call that? What do you call this image? What do you call this transfer of Venezuelans from the United States to El Salvador? Do you call that deportation? Do you call that kidnapped?