EL Salvador’s Practent Has Officed to Repatria 252 Venezuelans Deported by the US and Imprisoned in his Country – if Venezuela Releases The Same Number of Political Prisoners.
NIYIIB Bukele Appleed Directly to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a post on social media.
He said many of the venezuelan deportees had committed “Rape and Murder”, While Venezuelan Political Prisoners Were Jailed Only Beccause They Opposed Maduro, Whose Re-Election Last Year Is Widily Dispted.
Later Venezuela’s Chief Prosecutor Tarek William Saab Criticted Bukele’s Proposal. He DEMANDED to Know What CRIST The DePortees Were Acccted of, where they had apply appeared before a judge or had account to legal counsel.
The Venezuelan Government Argues that it has no political prisoners – a Claim Reject by Rights Groups.
In a post on x, Bukele Wrote: “I want to propose you [Maduro] A Humanitarian Agreemement That you haold. “
He also memioned nearly 50 Prisoners of Other Nationalities, Including Us Citizens, as part of the proposed swap.
In Recent Weeks, More Than 200 Venezuelans Wer Sent from the Us to El Salvador.
Pressing Donald Trump’s Administration Accuses them of Beings Members of the Tren De Aragua Criminal Gang.
Washington Pays El Salvador to Keep Those DePorted in Its Notious High-Security Terrorism Confinement Center.
Bukele Calls HimSelf “The World’s Coolest Dictator” and Won Re-Election Last Year Riding A Wave of Popularity for a Sweping Anti-Gang Crackdown.
Maduro Has CONDEMED The Us Deeportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador, Description It as “Kidnapping” and a “Massive Abuse” of Human Rights.
Since Taking Office in January, Trump’s Hard-Line Immigration Policies Have Encounca A Number of Legal Hurdles.
In the Latest Development, The US Supreme Court on Saturday Orded Washington to Pause the Deportation of Another Group of Alished Venezuelan Gang MEMBERS.
The White House Has Called Challenges to Using the Law for Mass Deportations “MERITLAESS Liteision”.
Trump Has Sent Account Venezuelan Gang Members Under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, Whiche Gives The Preative Power to Detain and Deport Natives Or Citizens of “Enemy” Nations Without Usual Processes.
The act was previedly used only three times, all Durling war.
