International
The National Security Department (DHS) revealed a list of 11 migrants transferred to the new prison, including a Guatemalan.
President Donald Trump and other government authorities in Aligator Alcatraz. Photography: EFE.
This week, The new prison for migrants promoted by the president of the United States, Donald Trump, began to receive the first detainees, Among them a Guatemalan convicted of homicide last February.
The “Aligator Alcatraz” prison was created for migrants with a considerable criminal profile, according to US authorities, although he has received strong criticism for being considered inhuman by defenders of the migrant community.
The penalty is located between swamps that house lizards and other species of reptiles considered dangerous, which lit the alarms in the face of potential human rights violations of the undocumented who are transferred to that place.
The National Security Department explained, through a statement, that the persons transferred to that center will be those with a high criminal profile.
Among crimes are homicide, murder, rape, pedophilia and others considered seriously, according to the United States authorities.
The transferred
Next, the name, nationality and crimes of the first 11 migrants transferred to Aligator Alcatraz:
- Santo Villalba Reyes, from Venezuela, convicted of homicide.
- Alberto Godínez López, from Guatemala, convicted of homicide.
- Johnny Dieudonne, of Haiti, with sentences for kidnapping and illegal imprisonment.
- Jan Veslino, of the Philippines, condemned by obscene communication when traveling to meet a minor for sexual purposes.
- Mauro Gomes-Barbosa, from Brazil, convicted of homicide.
- Paul Urquiza-Orosco, from Peru, with condemnations for production and distribution of child pornography.
- Noel Acosta Moya, from Venezuela, convicted of kidnapping and sexual aggression against a child under 13.
- Adolfo Santoscoy Rodríguez, from Mexico, convicted of child abuse and forced rape.
- Roberto Mosquera del Peral, from Cuba, with condemnations for aggression, escape, vehicle theft, attack on a police officer and homicide.
- Maher Elbrahimized, of Iran, condemned by cause and homicide.
- Mauricio López Cardona, from Colombia, with condemnations for conspiracy to import cocaine, murder related to drug trafficking, conspiracy to obstruct justice and support for foreign terrorist organization.