Washington, APR (EFE) .- The president of the USA, Donald Trump, said this Saturday that he is “eager” to meet next Monday in Washington with his Salvadoran counterpart, Nayib Bukele, who referred in confidence as “President B” and who highlighted his “generosity” for collaborating in migration.
“I am eager to see President Bukele of El Salvador on Monday!” Wrong the New York tycoon at the beginning of a message in his social social network in which he thanked the cooperation of the Central American country when imprisoning at the Center for Confinement of Terrorism (Cecot) to people whom Washington has expelled after accusing them of being members of the MS-13 gangs (ADD).
The message continues by saying that both countries “work in close collaboration to eradicate terrorist organizations and build a future of prosperity” and that “President Bukele has generously accepted in his custody to some of the most violent foreign enemies in the world, and in particular, of the United States.”
“These barbarians are now under the exclusive custody of El Salvador, a proud and sovereign nation, and their future depends on President B and his government. They will never threaten our citizens!” The text concludes.
Since his return to the presidency last January, Trump has already met with other Latin American heads of state, although Bukele will be the first he will receive not in his private residence of Mar-a-Lago (Florida) but in the White House, which underlines the good relationship between the two and the place occupied by the expublicist on the New York agenda.
The US presidential office has already advanced that at the meeting they will hold on Monday during Bukele’s work visit to the USA. We will talk about Salvadoran cooperation in the anti -infensive offensive of the Trump government based on a bilateral agreement of which many details are unknown beyond the payment of about 6 million dollars by E Washington.
Within the framework of this large -scale expulsion campaign, Trump has declared that the Aragua Train is invading its territory and has taken advantage of an 1897 rule, the Law of Foreign Enemies, to expel processes of deportation of alleged members of the criminal organization, which the experts consider incapable of undertaking such a siege sovereign the first world power.
That was the law that his administration champion in a controversial operation on March 15 in which he sent the CECOT to 238 Venezuelans and 23 Salvadorans whom he accused of being gang members.
Subsequently, and in the midst of judicial proceedings that have already included the Supreme Court and that still persist, the US immigration authorities admitted having mistakenly deported the Salvadoran Kilmar Abrego García, resident in Maryland and whom a judge had forbidden to return to his country.
The highest American court already ordered this week to ensure its return to the federal government, which has pointed out its limitations in this field by not already being Ábrego García under its custody.
However, Trump showed his desire to comply with what was said by the Supreme, which indicates that the announcement of his repatriation could occur during the meeting with Bukele on Monday. EFE
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