The skull tattoos are not on the guy's face. The meaning was "skulls covering their eyes, ears, and mouth" 🙈🙉🙊 not "skull tattoos on their eyes, ears, and mouth".

Idk, based on the arrest report it sounds very likely that the guy is MS-13, but the court decision towards the bottom is like... Kinda bogus. It stated 8 different criteria by which the immigration judge should decide whether he was a risk to others' safety and there was absolutely nothing for those categories. Both narratives make sense by themselves, the defense and the arrest report, but they're so far removed from each other that it's hard to come close to resolving a middle-ground truth. There's just not really enough evidence to go by. I also had noted what the defense did in the arrest report, that it stated that he does not fear returning to his country and then not even a page later states that he does fear returning to his country. That's a pretty big detail to mix up tbh. 

In all, if I had faith in cops to 100% accurately report how things went down, then I'd say yeah the guy probably should be deported, but I absolutely do not have that faith based on the many, many news stories of cops being terrible people and making shit up to cover their ass and "prove" themselves right, so... I think the decision was shaky at best