USA negotiate with El Salvador the reception of migrants from other countries

Donald Trump’s government would be negotiating an agreement with El Salvador That would allow the United States to deport immigrants from third countries, including alleged members of organized crime, according to officials to CBS News.

The “Third Safe Country” agreement would deport immigrants from other countries to El Salvador to request asylum protections and not from American soil.

The agreement could be designed mainly for Allow Trump’s government to deport Venezuelans and avoid dealing with the rejection of the Government of Nicolás Maduro To those repatriations.

The Plan also contemplates sending El Salvador to alleged members of the Venezuelan Criminal Band of Aragua Train, which Trump wants to designate as a “terrorist organization” and has indicated as responsible for crimes against Americans during the 2024 electoral campaign.

The agreement emulates a similar one than the White House negotiated with El Salvador During Trump’s first mandate, but that was never implemented and that Joe Biden’s government discarded.

Last Thursday, Trump dedicated one of his first calls to an international president to Bukele, with whom he spoke of the need to “stop illegal immigration and hit transnational bands such as the Aragua train.”

Next week, the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, will begin his first international tour, which will take him to El Salvador and three other Latin American countries.

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