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This Time story by photographer Philip Holsinger describes what the Venezuelans faced when arriving in El Salvador.

"Holding my camera, it was as if I watched them become ghosts."

Imagine that it is you or one of your family members.

Kidnapped from the street, no criminal record, no process, moved to a for-profit working prison in a foreign country.

For the rest of your life?

time.com/7269604/el-salvador-p
#Holsinger #Time #ElSalvador #Prison #Slavery #Deportation

In the CECOT prison of El Salvador Venezuelan deportees from the USA, wearing white shirts are kneeling on the ground with their heads bowed down and hands tied behind their backs. They are surrounded by several uniformed officers wearing tactical gear and masks. The officers are standing over the men, some holding their shoulders or heads. In the background, another officer in a different uniform is standing, observing the scene. The prison has a tiled floor and fluorescent lighting overhead. The image is in black and white, adding a dramatic and intense atmosphere to the scene.
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