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Title El Salvador Offers to Accept Deportees from US, Including Americans, in Landmark Agreement

In a groundbreaking move, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has extended an unprecedented offer to accept deportees from the United States, regardless of nationality, including American citizens and legal residents currently imprisoned in the country. This significant agreement was announced by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio following a meeting with Bukele at his lakeside residence outside San Salvador.

According to Rubio, El Salvador is willing to take convicted criminals from the United States and house them in its prisons, provided that a fee is paid. While this fee would be relatively low for the US, it would have a significant impact on El Salvador's prison system, making it sustainable.

This agreement is part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to strengthen immigration enforcement and collaborate with regional countries to bolster border security. The State Department describes El Salvador's prisons as harsh and dangerous, lacking essential provisions such as sanitation, potable water, ventilation, temperature control, and lighting.

While some have raised concerns about human rights abuses, Rubio emphasized that Bukele's offer is exclusively for convicted criminals, not asylum seekers or refugees. Additionally, the two leaders signed a memorandum of understanding to advance U.S.-El Salvador civil nuclear cooperation.

The Trump administration has been working with regional countries to accept deportees from the United States, and this agreement marks a significant step forward in that effort. However, it also raises questions about the potential impact on human rights and the treatment of migrants.

Keywords Immigration, Deportation, El Salvador, USAID, Marco Rubio, Nayib Bukele

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