Al Salvador offers to take to American criminals and migrants

Al Salvador has offered to take “dangerous criminals” organized in American jails – including American citizenship, called US Secretary Marco Rubio.

After meeting President Naib Bowkele on a visit to the Central American country, Rubio said that the US was “deeply grateful”, saying that “no country has ever offered such friendship”.

Al Salvador will also accept any nationalism for exile migrants who are criminals and said illegally in the US, said the secretary of the state.

Rubio has praised his policies on gang violence, which has dramatically reduced the crime rate in Al Salvador – once the world murder capital – but has been criticized by human rights groups.

Rubio told reporters, “They have offered homes in their prisons in our country in custody dangerous American criminals, including American citizenship and legal residences.”

“We are deeply grateful to us. I spoke to President Trump today,” he said.

Rubio is on its first foreign tour as American top diplomat, and is demanding the Trump administration to claim priorities in the region. Demanding that the Panama “change immediate” What does he call China’s “influence and control” over the Panama Canal.

Rubio said that the citizens of Bucle Al Salvador were ready to withdraw the migrants from other countries, and suggested that the members of the Latin American gang would be focused -such as MS -13 or Train de Aragua.

Since returning to the White House, President Donald Trump has focused on accelerating the removal of illegal migrants, With the promise of “mass exile”.

In the affiliated tricks, more active duty soldiers have been sent to strengthen the US-Maxico border and the President has demanded to stop the processing of migrants and refugee through an executive order.

Bukele suggested to reporters that his offer on jails proceeded from the 2019 agreement on accepting migrants.

And in a post on X, he said that he had given the US a chance to “outsources part of its gel system”.

“We are ready to take only guilty criminals (including convicted American citizens) in our mega-jail … in exchange for a fee.”

A former mayor of the capital, San Salvador, Bukele first won power over the pledge to create a “new era” for Al Salvador in 2019, take gang violence and corruption and promote better relations with America.

He saw his popularity after starting a rift on crime and gang, transforming Al Salvador into one of the safest countries in the region from the capital of the world’s murder.

His government arrested anyone who suspected of being involved in the gang’s activity during his first term in the office.

Estimated 75,000 people have been arrested under emergency measures, which have been repeatedly extended, threatening groups of human rights.

Amnesty International criticized the “gradual replacement of gang violence with state violence in the country”.