Explainer: What is El Salvador's mega-prison that could take US criminals?
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced during a visit to El Salvador that Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele has offered to incarcerate criminals deported from the U.S. in the Central American country's CECOT mega-prison.
The lockup currently houses thousands of members of gangs that terrorized the Central American country for decades.
Current laws “would categorically preclude most U.S. citizens and residents from serving their sentence in El Salvador,” a ...
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COMMENT: Trump's Latin America gambit pays off, but at what cost?By Ricardo Martins in Da Nang In his first two weeks back in the White House, US President Donald Trump has signed a flurry ...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said El Salvador's president will accept deportees of any nationality, including violent ...
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As The U.S. Reportedly Considers El Salvador's Proposal To Hold Migrant Criminals, Experts Analyze Whether It's LegalBukele offered to house violent U.S. and migrant criminals in his prison system, in "extraordinary" gesture. But experts doubt the move would hold up in court.
Panama, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Dominican Republic welcomed Trump’s representative with open arms. But before ...
El Salvador has agreed to house in its prisons undocumented immigrants of any nationality with criminal backgrounds who are ...
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