US president has insisted tattoos prove MS-13 ties, but experts and photos contradict the claim in Abrego Garcia’s case.

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Trump's post featured a black-and-white photo of a man's knuckles with the letters "MS-13" above four symbols: a marijuana leaf, a smiley face, a cross and a skull. Trump asserted that he was elected ...

Trump shared an image on Truth Social on Friday claiming to show Abrego Garcia’s left hand with tattoos, including a marijuana leaf, smiley face, cross, skull, and “MS-13” spelled across the ...

The celebration of 4/20, an unofficial holiday for those who celebrate pot, cannabis, or marijuana, will take place this weekend. This year, 420 Day, as it's referred to by the National Day ...

The image showed tattoos of a marijuana leaf, a smiley face, a cross, and a skull beneath the superimposed deciphered characters “MS13.” The president’s post continued, “They said he is ...

It features tattoos on his fingers that government officials previously described: a marijuana leaf, a smiley face, a cross, and a skull. But in the image Trump is holding, “MS-13” is now ...

“M” was supposedly represented by a marijuana leaf, “S” was represented by a smiley face, “1” was represented by a cross, and “3” was a skull, according to the legend, with the ...

Confiseuse and Edibles Club founder Vanessa Lavorato is the author of "How to Eat Weed and Have a Good Time: A Cannabis Cookbook," a "Joy of Cooking" for kitchen cannathusiasts. She says the key ...

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