As has now become known, the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, wants to considerably increase the area of the infamous megapison. The United States is said to bring criminal migrants with it. In the future, US President Donald Trump also wants to get local criminals out of the country.
BUKELE “has plans to double the area. It has more than 80 hectares he wants to build there,” said the American Minister of Homeland Protection, Kristi call, the “Wall Street Journal”.
The prison is a “long -term solution”
40,000 people can currently be housed in prison with high security (Cecot). People from the US have also been brought there in recent weeks. They were accused of being a member of a Venezuelan gang. The US government pays the Midden -American El Salavdor the equivalent of around 5.29 million euros for detention.
“We are not going to get it back, which is a long -term solution,” said Wall Street Journal.
“You have to build more prisons”
And US President Donald Trump also confirmed this during a meeting with Bukele. He even said that in the future he also wanted to have local criminals taken to El Salvador. He asked the president of El Salvador: “You have to build about five more prisons. It’s not big enough.”
Sharp criticism of the Trump policy
Trump’s approach to letting people brought to El Salvador comes across a lot of headwind. An American federal judge, for example, now expressed sharp criticism. Trump’s government claims the right to “lock people in foreign prisons without even getting a considerable procedure,” said Judge Harvie Wilkinson.
US Senator accidentally visited
The case of Kilmar ábrego García offers extra criticism. Despite the existing protection against deportation, he was arrested by the American authorities and flew to El Salvador.
Here you can see a photo of the meeting between the American senator of Hollen and the prisoner García:
The Democratic US Senator Chris Van Hollen now flew into the country to meet and work García to return to the United States. A photo shows the two men during the meeting. The Salvadorian does not wear prison uniform, but civil clothing.
But García may not be released from prison. He would “have the honor of staying in the care of El Salvador,” Bukele wrote on the X.
Source: Krone
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