Four suspected MS-13 members arrested for murder have no legal status in US

By Emma Colton

Published June 16, 2020 3:57pm ET

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Four suspected MS-13 members arrested for murder have no legal status in US — A Mara Salvatrucha gang member with his handcuffed hands shows his tattoos on his arms as he waits for the start of the fourth day of the trial against more than four hundred people connected to criminal gang operations, at the Judicial Center Isidro Menendez in San Salvador, El Salvador, Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019. | (Salvador Melendez/AP)

Four of the 5 reported MS-13 gang members who were arrested for murdering a man in Maryland came to the United States as unaccompanied minors and have no legal status in the country.

Five men were arrested and charged with murder last week following the fatal May shooting of 29-year-old Francisco Anton Medrano-Campos in Montgomery County, Maryland.

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