Trump ignores judicial blockages to deportations and sends 17 violent criminals “to El Salvador

The United States has sent this Monday to El Salvador to 17 “violent criminals” of the train gangs of Aragua and MS-13 in a video filmed operation, despite the judicial blockages that sought to pause the deportations initiated by Donald Trump.

The new administration already sent this month to More than 200 Venezuelans Under the Law of Foreign Enemies, just when a judge had temporarily suspended the possibility of deporting immigrants invoking this 18th century norm used until then only in times of war.

The Venezuelan Gang Train of Aragua and the MS-13, mainly created by Salvadorans in the streets of Los Angeles, have been declared by Washington global “terrorist” organizations.

In a message on the social network X the head of American diplomacy, Marco Rubio, has described the transfer as A “successful anti -terrorism operation” carried out on Sunday together with “allies” in El Salvador to “protect the American population.” “These criminals will no longer terrorize our communities,” he added.

On the same platform, the Salvadoran President, Nayib Bukele, said that “all of them are confirmed murderers and high profile criminalsincluding six children’s rapists ». Very popular in his country for his offensive against gangs, he has hung in his account a video of a minute mounted in the purest style of an action film.

Rubio thanked Bukele “his unique collaboration” in the fight against “transnational crime and terrorism”. For his part, Trump has also dedicated words of recognition to the Salvadoran President for accepting immigrants expelled by Washington, who has branded “criminals.” In this line, he has assured that he is giving them a “wonderful” place to live, although most have been imprisoned.

Held in the CECOT

Many of the Venezuelans sent weeks ago to El Salvador have been held at the Center for Confinement of Terrorism (CECOT), A megacárcel Visited last week by the Secretary of Internal Security of the United States, Kristi Noem.

The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, considers those transfers as A “kidnapping” of their nationals and denounces that they were taken “to a field of Nazi concentration in El Salvador.”

The White House recognized in mid -March that paid “approximately six million dollars” To El Salvador to enclose the first group of migrants expelled.

This amount is a “misery”according to spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt, “compared to the cost he would mean for the US taxpayer to house these terrorists in maximum security prisons” in the United States.