El Salvador President announces his country accepts hundreds of Venezuelan gang members who live illegally in the United States Illegal immigration According to wartime laws cited by President Donald Trump.
“Today, Tren de Aragua, the top 238 members of the Venezuelan criminal organization, arrived in our country. They were immediately transferred to the terrorist imprisonment center for a year (renewable),” El Salvador President Nayib Bukele posted to X on Sunday morning and at the Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes of Planes.
He added: “In this case, the United States also sent us 23 MS-13 members, including Salvadoran Justice, which included two leaders. One of them is a member of the highest structure of the criminal organization.”
Tren de Aragua is a Venezuelan gang with infiltration communities in states such as Colorado and Texas, while MS-13 is a gang established with Los Angeles in Los Angeles, with deep roots in California and other states such as Maryland. The State Council designated two gangs as foreign terrorist organizations last month.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio celebrates President El Salvador as “the strongest security leader in our region” and “a good friend of the United States” to accept criminal illegal foreigners.
El Salvador Nayib Bukele’s president votes in the election box during the elections held in San Salvador on March 3, 2024. (Aphotografia/Getty image)
“We have sent 2 dangerous MS-13 leaders plus 21 most wanted back to face justice in El Salvador. @potuswe sent over 250 alien enemy members from El Salvador who agreed to put their good prison at fair prices, which would also save our taxpayer dollars. President @nayibbukele Not only is he the strongest security leader in our region, he is also a good friend of the United States, thank you! ” Rubio posted on X.
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James Boasberg, a U.S. District Court Judge Donald Trump Tren de Aragua members from the United States were called on Friday
The Foreign Enemy Act of 1798 allowed the expulsion of locals and citizens of enemy countries without hearings and was called three times during the 1812 war. Second World War.
President Donald Trump inaugurated his inauguration at the U.S. Capitol on January 20, 2025. (Melina Mara-Swimming Pool/Getty Pictures)
Boasberg ordered Saturday that he was banned from using the Wartime Great Powers Act to expel illegal foreigners. He added that he heard “the flight was actively leaving” and ordered them to return.
However, the planes of members of the violent gang arrived in El Salvador this weekend, and Berkle responded to Boasberg’s order “oopsie… it’s too late”, accompanied by a laughing emoji.
Buckley offers to take over any illegal immigrants Nationality facing deportation In February, in the United States, it is willing to book illegal foreigners in its country’s infamous prison system.
“We can send them and he will put them in jail,” Rubio told reporters back in February of Bukele’s proposal, and even if they are U.S. citizens or law resident, he proposed to serve dangerous offenders currently in custody and in the United States. ”
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El Salavador’s Cecot Prison is known as the most notorious prison in the United States. The prison can accommodate 40,000 prisoners, which is designed to accommodate one of the highest murder rates in the world until the recent drop in historical violence. Cecot’s prisoners were blocked from receiving tourists and were allowed to attend hearings, while the prison itself blocked any cell signals to ensure that gang members could not contact criminals who were still on the street, detailing the Colombian prisoners.
President Nayib Bukele speaks during his inauguration at the new Vijosa laboratory factory in La Libertad, El Salvador on November 20, 2023. (AlexPeña/Getty Images)
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“The United States will pay them very low, but it is a high fee for us. Over time, these operations have been associated with prisoners generated by over 40,000 prisoners already under the Zero Idleness Program for various seminars and workforces, which will help keep our prison system self-sustaining. To date, it has cost $200 million a year.
Trump next to Tren de Aragua gang members (Edward Romero/Getty Images)
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“As always, we continue to move forward in the fight against organized crime. But this time, we are also helping our allies to keep our prison system self-sustaining and gaining important wisdom to make our country safer. All actions are in one action.
Alexandra Koch of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
