Trump to Lock Up American Criminals in El Salvador’s Notorious Prisons
Trump’s new deal sends American criminals to El Salvador’s brutal prisons, marking a significant shift in immigration policy.
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San Salvador: President Donald Trump plans to send American criminals to El Salvador’s infamous mega-prisons. This is part of a new migrant deal.
President Nayib Bukele made an extraordinary offer. Dangerous criminals in U.S. jails will be flown to El Salvador to serve their sentences.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed the agreement. Bukele will accept U.S. deportees, including violent criminals from various countries.
Rubio praised the deal as unprecedented. He mentioned that Bukele even offered to take in some of America’s most dangerous criminals.
El Salvador is known for its harsh prisons, especially the Counter-Terrorism Confinement Centre. This facility holds notorious gang members like MS-13 and Barrio 18.
Images show inmates in white shorts, guarded by armed officers. The conditions in these prisons are severe and tightly controlled.
Rubio’s visit to El Salvador followed discussions about immigration. He emphasized the need for a crackdown on illegal immigration.
Human rights activists have raised concerns. They worry that this agreement could affect asylum seekers and refugees, not just violent criminals.
After meeting with Bukele, Rubio signed a memorandum. This outlines their intentions to cooperate on civil nuclear projects.
Overall, this deal marks a significant shift in U.S. immigration policy. It reflects Trump’s tough stance on crime and immigration.