Trump’s DEA pick says Garcia’s tattoos resemble MS-13 symbols

During the confirmation session of the Terrance Cole candidate, senator Lindsey Graham produced a picture of the alleged gang member Kilmar Abyerigo Garcia and asked Cole to translate the controversial tattoo of men.

“Are you aware of MS-13? For a short period, what are they?” He asked Graham.

“It is a terrorist organization,” Cole answered.

“[They’re involved in] Balance, kidnapping, drugs, intimidation, money laundering … “

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Then Graham asked if the MS-13 members had “organic cards” or anything similar to the public to identify them, given conflicts about what the joint tattoo in Garcia really means.

“Not necessarily membership cards, but they are well recognized on the basis of tattoo and different [things]Cole said.

When producing a tattoo picture, Graham asked Cole to translate each of them in a Rebus way.

“Based on your time, experience and experience in the drug control department, what do you propose to you or those signs?” He asked.

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“Well, they suggest that he is a member of MS-13-that these are his signs. This is his brand.”

When asked about any paper in his first detail, Cole said it was marijuana, which started with “M.” He said that the second finger was a “smiling face”, which begins with “s”, followed by the number “1” and what “is similar to 3, from here.”

“Based on your time as a DeA factor in this field, especially in Mexico, these tattoos are compatible with MS-13 associations.”

“Yes, sir, that’s right,” Cole replied.

To dispel more criticism, Graham continued to ask if there are any other organizations that use this series of symbols.

Cole responded in negativity.

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Democratic aides later told the perpetrator that Jeffrez had stopped any other visits.

The controversy erupted about the tattoo in Garcia during an interview with him recently between Terry Moran from ABC News and President Donald Trump.

“Wait for a moment, he had” MS-13 “on his joints, before there was” some tattoo that was interpreted in this way, “Trump said before Moran.