The administration appears to be using little more than body art to deport people that it says are members of Tren de Aragua, a move that critics say ignores decades of protocol.

Immigration officials link tattoos to gangs. Artists say that’s wrong. Story by Juan Carlos Chavez, Tampa Bay Times • 14h ...

Defense lawyers say some of the roughly 200 Venezuelan men the U.S. deported after accusing them of being gang members were targeted because of their everyday tattoos.

If you go to prison in Oregon as a juvenile, your record is typically wiped clean when you leave. But if you have tattoos ...

Lawyers say tattoos were used by ICE to label clients like Andry Romero part of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and justify their deportation to El Salvador.

Walking into the Colur Tyme Tattoo Parlor is a lot like walking into a head shop. One wall is lined with gang monikers and symbols, the other with bongs for smoking marijuana and other drugs -- one ...

Certain tattoos associated with street gangs can get you stopped by police in El Salvador. But artists there say now more people want their ink.

Hailand Pernía, a tattoo artist here in one of the biggest cities in western Venezuela, started warning his clients in March to be aware that certain images inked on their skins could be a ...

Body art that people may have picked for style is being cited in deportation cases.