Hackers violated one of the airline websites at the center of President Donald Trump’s campaign on deportations at a detention center in El Salvador, according to a inspection of his Reuters on the site on Monday.

A message published in a Globalx sub -sector reported that the site had been violated by hackers operating under the name ‘Anonymous’a label often chosen to cause revolutionary cyberbullying.

Globalx’s fleet of aircraft played a decisive role in the deportation of Venezuelane immigrants to El Salvador by the Trump government in March, despite the opposing judge. The deportations have recently been found to be illegal, but the Trump government has so far refused to retreat from the campaign.

The site was showing a white text on a black background, accompanied by a depiction of a mask of Guy Fawkes, a symbol commonly used to symbolize Anonymous.

In their message, hackers reported that “Anonymous have decided to execute the judge’s order, as you and your staff are ignoring the legal commands that contradict your fascist plans.”

The airline has recently been published in Propublica Testimonies of stewards to emphasize concerns about the safety and treatment of chained prisoners on its planes.