U.S. President Donald Trump held up a photo supposedly showing that Kilmar Abrego Garcia's hand tattoos meant he was a member ...

The database, in operation for 20 years, isn't audited, has attracted little attention and uses speculative criteria such as clothing and tattoos to designate people as members of criminal gangs.

For 20 years, the state police have been quietly building a database of suspected gang members — and they're feeding it to ...

Gang experts and researchers said that while tattoos could carry gang-related meaning, they aren't enough to prove gang ...

Like many Americans following the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, I've started wondering if I might be a member of a ...

On "This Week," border czar Tom Homan defended the use of the Alien Enemies Act and Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s wrongful ...

President Trump claimed that Abrego Garcia's tattoos marked him as an MS-13 member, though critics said there was no relation ...

The president has not addressed the digital addition of labels suggesting the deported El Salvadorian's tats are proof he's a ...

Photos used to support Kilmar Abrego Garcia's MS-13 affiliation was received as "digitally altered" even as his wife concealed the ink.

Trump's social media post opened a floodgate of conspiracy theories with several users questioning the authenticity of the ...

Wearing clothing associated with the gang is worth another 4. A second government document indicates that the administration ...