The American authorities have deported ten other alleged gang members to El Salvador. The White House pays the government there an annual fee of $ 20,000 (equal to 17,600 euros) for every prisoner. Among this is also a man who should not have been deported …
He was “in life and safe,” said the American government at the weekend. The American Supreme Court recently confirmed that Kilmar Abrego Garcia had to be returned to the United States. So far, however, the White House has not given any concrete measures. In general, it is doubted that all deported criminals are. For some, the suspicion of their tattoos decreases.
Abrego Garcia comes from El Salvador and traveled to the US in 2012. Although his application for asylum was rejected, he received protection for approaching persecution. On March 12, however, he was arrested in Maryland and deported a few hours later – together with 2000 other alleged gang members.
Trump: “Harbar recorded”
The government of Trump admitted an “administrative error”, but claims that Abrego Garcia was a member of a criminal gang. That denies that.
The American president wrote on his social social platform that he is looking forward to it to visit Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele on Monday in Washington. The latter had accepted “barbarians” that El Salvador was now only responsible for them.
Here you can see the Rubio message.
The American State Secretary Marco Rubio announced on Sunday that ten other alleged gang members had been deported to El Salvador. They must belong to Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Tren the Aragua. MS-13 is originally from El Salvador, the Aragua from Venezuela. Both are active in different countries on the American continent.
Source: Krone
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