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The Savior He has offered to house criminals who are North -American citizens and deported from other nationalities, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Rubio Said Monday afternoon this Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele’s offer is “the most unprecedented and extraordinary migratory agreement anywhere in the world.”
The comments came after they met with the leadership of the country.
Rubio traveled to El Salvador, part of his tour of Central America and the Caribbean to achieve the support of President Trump Immigration Agendasomething the administration said will include mass deportations.
“It has been offered to stay in its dangerous prisons North -American in Custody in our country, including those of citizenship and legal residents of the United States,” said Rubio on Monday, according to the State Department reading. “No country has ever made a friendship like this.”
The Salvador will continue to accept the Salvadorans who are To live in the United States illegallyTogether with the MS-13 international criminal bands or Aragua train, both designated as foreign terrorist organizations by Trump.
“And he is also offered to do the same for dangerous criminals currently in remand and fulfilling his sentences in the United States, even if they are citizens of the United States or legal residents,” said Rubio.
Bukele confirmed the offer to the social platform X, calling -the opportunity to “outsource part of its prison system”.
“We are willing to take only convicted criminals (including citizens of the United States condemned) in our mega-imprison write Monday night. “The rate would be relatively low for the United States, but meaningful to us, making our entire prison system sustainable.”
The United States government does not have the authority to deport North -American citizens and a move like this would mean a large number of legal challenges.
Since taking office, Bukele has been able to do Tampar band violence In the country, but critics have pushed for the violation of civil rights, and to indicate the conditions for El Salvador’s prisons.
The State Department characterizes El Salvador’s prisons as “hard and dangerous”.
Rubio also visited Panama earlier this month after Trump’s Proposal to regain control from Panama Canal.
