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Amid the public outcry over the Trump administration's decision to deport more than 250 Venezuelan immigrants over the weekend, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele posted a harrowing video on social media of the detainees' arrival at his country's Terrorism Confinement Center, a mega-prison in the town of Tecoluca that holds thousands of gang members — and is known among human rights advocates for its sprawling list of alleged human rights violations. Those advocates fear those expelled from the United States without due process are facing those abuses right now.

"I strongly, strongly fear that they're already being tortured, being mistreated, being screamed at, being forced to perform forced labor, being poorly fed or underfed," said Adam Isacson, director of defense oversight at the Washington Office on Latin America.

The nearly three-minute clip shared by Bukele, edited with dramatic music, shows law enforcement officers nearly dragging the shackled men from the planes, gripping them by their arms and the backs of their heads as they march them to waiting buses. An officer jerks one person's head back to display their face to the low-lying camera before the video clips to the buses; an aerial view shows the motorcade transporting these detainees making its way down a winding road to the maximum security facility. Upon their arrival,