Salvador President Nayeb offered to the illegal immigrant – any nationality – facing the deportation in the United States to be seized in the prison system in his country for a fee.
This proposal comes after the Foreign Minister Marco Rubio Bokley met at his country house in Lexide outside San Salvador on Monday.
“We offered the United States the opportunity to use external sources of its prison system,” Bokley wrote at X Monday Night. “We are ready to take only convicted criminals (including the US convicted citizens) in our huge prison (CECOT) for a fee. The drawings will be relatively low for the United States but it is important to us, which makes the entire prisoner system sustainable.”
Rubio said that President El Salvadori “agreed to the unprecedented and unusual immigrant agreement anywhere in the world.”
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Foreign Minister Marco Rubio will meet with the President of Salvador Nayyib, at his residence in Lake Kochic on Monday, February 3, 2025. (AP)
“We can send them and put them in his prisons,” Rubio told reporters, referring to illegal immigrants behind bars in American prisons. “He also offered to do the same for the dangerous criminals in the reservation currently and spend their rulings in the United States, although they are American citizens or legal residents.”
While Bukele made the show to include violent American criminals, it is unlikely that part of the show is already, because it is illegal to deport American citizens. A US official said that the Trump administration had no plans to deport American citizens, but indicated that Bokali's offer was great.
The proposal with El Salvador, known as the “Third Country A secure” agreement, could be a choice for Venezuelan gangs convicted in the United States if Venezuela reaches their acceptance, and Rubio said that the Bokil offered the acceptance of detainees for any nationality.
Bokley also said that he would regain all members of the Salvadran MS-13 gang in the United States illegally, and promised to accept and larger illegal foreigners from any country, especially those who followed the Venezuela Treen de Aragoa gang.
Manuel Flores, Secretary -General of the Left Opposition Party, Farapedo Marti National, argued that the “Third Country Security” plan will draw the region as “the backyard of the US government to empty garbage.”
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Foreign Minister Marco Rubio will meet with the President of Salvador Nayyib, at his residence in Lake Kwikbeek, El Salvador, on Monday, February 3, 2025. (AP)
Rubio was visiting El Salvador to pay for further support President Donald Trump Collective deportation plan. He arrived in San Salvador shortly after watching a US -funded deportation trip carrying 43 illegal immigrants leave from Panama to Colombia.
The deportation trip had 32 men and 11 women held by the Panamanian authorities after illegally crossing the gap Darren of Colombia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the deportations send a deterrent message.
“Group migration is one of the major tragedies in the modern era.” “It affects countries around the world. We realize that many people looking for mass migration are often victims and victims along the way, and this is not good for anyone.”
Rubio was almost performed in the middle of the road with his tour in Central America after a visit to Al -Sulafador. (AP)
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Rubio's journey comes during a comprehensive freezing of US foreign assistance and stoppage orders that closed the programs funded by taxpayers targeting immigration and illegal crime in Central America. The Foreign Ministry said that the Secretary had agreed to exemptions for some critical programs in the countries he visited.
The Secretary will continue to urge foreign leaders to do more to help the United States Fighting illegal immigrationIncluding at its next stop in Costa Rica, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic, which is part of his five tour of Central America in the wake of Panama and El Salvador visits.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
