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I don't know if you saw the New York Post.

Over the years, they have loved to publish photos of El Salvadoran prisons.

Because there, especially in the last couple of years, I think the El Salvadoran president

went to war and put away hundreds, if not thousands, of gang members, and crime, violent

crime, dropped dramatically.

And if you ever seen the photos, they lay these characters down side by side, body to body.

They're nearly naked.

And most, many of them are covered with tattoos all the way to the top of their head.

I mean, every square inch of skin on some of these characters is tattooed.

Well, over the weekend, Trump and Tom Holman, the borders are, they sent hundreds

of gang members and other undesirables to El Salvador, including many members of Tren D'Iragua,

which is that famous Venezuelan criminal gang organization.

They also sent some MS-13 El Salvadorian gang members.

To talk about the legality of this, because Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, which I'm sure you haven't heard of.

Let's talk with Art Arthur here.

He's with the Center for Immigration Studies.

Here's their national security and immigration expert, and Art can probably explain all this.

How are you?

Hey, I'm doing fine, John.

Thanks so much for having me today.

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