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Un salvadoreño deportado lo perdió todo tras 20 años en Estados Unidos: ‘¿Y ahora qué nos va a brindar nuestro presidente, Nayib Bukele?’

“Estaba yendo a mi trabajo cuando me pararon” unos agentes de migración y “me dijeron que estaba arrestado”, relata este hombre de 50 años

Jos� Maximino Amaya (C), a Salvadoran migrant deported from the United States, is received by his family outside the Center for the Care of Returned Migrants in San Salvador on February 26, 2025. From one day to the next Jose Maximino Amaya lost everything: his car, household goods, and the proximity of his three children, from whom he was separated when he was deported from the United States. The 50-year-old El Salvador native, who was detained a month ago, was among several dozen citizens of the Central American country who were returned to their homeland Wednesday by US President Donald Trump's administration. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP)
Jos� Maximino Amaya (C), a Salvadoran migrant deported from the United States, is received by his family outside the Center for the Care of Returned Migrants in San Salvador on February 26, 2025. From one day to the next Jose Maximino Amaya lost everything: his car, household goods, and the proximity of his three children, from whom he was separated when he was deported from the United States. The 50-year-old El Salvador native, who was detained a month ago, was among several dozen citizens of the Central American country who were returned to their homeland Wednesday by US President Donald Trump's administration. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP) MARVIN RECINOS
Jos� Maximino Amaya, a Salvadoran migrant deported from the United States, leaves the Center for the Care of Returned Migrants in San Salvador, El Salvador, on February 26, 2025. From one day to the next Jose Maximino Amaya lost everything: his car, household goods, and the proximity of his three children, from whom he was separated when he was deported from the United States. The 50-year-old El Salvador native, who was detained a month ago, was among several dozen citizens of the Central American country who were returned to their homeland Wednesday by US President Donald Trump's administration. (Photo by Marvin RECINOS / AFP)
José Maximino Amaya, un migrante salvadoreño deportado de Estados Unidos, sale del Centro de Atención a Migrantes Retornados en San Salvador, El Salvador, el 26 de febrero de 2025. (MARVIN RECINOS/AFP)

José Maximino Amaya vivió durante 20 años en Estados Unidos, pero de golpe perdió todo lo ganado tras ser detenido y deportado a El Salvador en el marco de la nueva política migratoria del gobierno de Donald Trump.

Amaya, quien vivía en Nueva Jersey y trabajaba en obras de construcción, regresó a su país en un vuelo fletado por Washington el miércoles, junto a medio centenar de deportados.

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