The first was a tattoo on his arm of a crown on top of a soccer ball with a rosary and the word “Dios,” which is Spanish for “God.” Reyes Barrios chose this tattoo because it resembles the ...

Soccer player deported over tattoo, social media post: Lawyer Reyes Barrios has no criminal record and was a professional soccer player and coach for kids in Venezuela, Tobin said.

Linette Tobin: I've seen their evidence. It is limited to this tattoo he has on his arm of a soccer ball with a crown on top. DHS says a crown tattoo is proof of gang membership.

He is among several people who were reportedly deported due to their tattoos. A former professional soccer player, Barrios had inkings depicting a soccer ball with a crown, a rosary, and "Dios ...

Mengual also told CNN Reyes got the soccer ball tattoo in 2018, at a time when Tren de Aragua was not a known syndicate among Venezuelans, let alone abroad.

The tattoo in question showed a crown sitting on top of a soccer ball with a rosary and the word "Dios" (God), according to Tobin. A declaration from the tattoo artist confirmed that Barrios chose ...

A soccer player who entered the U.S. legally was deported to an El Salvador prison last week in part because of a tattoo inspired by his favorite team, his lawyer claims.

On Jerce Reyes Barrios' arm, there is a tattoo of a soccer ball with a crown and the Spanish word Dios. Is that proof that Reyes Barrios is a dangerous member of an infamous Venezuelan drug gang ...

A Tattoo of a Soccer Ball Is Enough to Get You Deported to El Salvador According to an attorney for a detained Venezuelan asylum-seeker, her client’s deportation was justified because he had a ...

In a phone interview with CNN, Mengual detailed the drawings he left on Reyes’s skin: a soccer ball topped with a crown to represent his favorite team, Spanish club Real Madrid.