The US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, announced this Sunday that under the law of foreign enemies invoked the eve It has been sent to about 250 people considered members of the Aragua train to El Salvador, That the president of that country, Nayib Bukele, has offered to imprison.
Within the framework of that process, the Salvadoran leader had requested the sending of “two dangerous leaders” of the Mara Salvatrucha Central American Gang (MS-13) “and 21 of his most wanted to appear before justice in his country”, something that the head of US diplomacy said it has been fulfilled.
Rubio detailed in X that Bukele had offered to keep the accused of being members of the Aragua train “In his very good prisons at a fair price”which in his opinion “will also save US taxpayers.
Rubio considered that Donald Trump “He is fulfilling the promises he made to the American people “ and that the expulsion of “hundreds of violent criminals” would never have occurred under any other American president.
To accelerate deportations against Aragua train members, Trump decided on Saturday to apply the Foreign enemies lawwhich dates back to 1798 and that had not been invoked since World War II (1939-1945).
It is an authority that in times of war allows to stop or deport citizens of an enemy nation without prior audience And, under it, all Venezuelans over 14 years of age who are considered to belong to that band are in the US and are not naturalized or are permanent legal residents are subject to being arrested, retained and expelled as foreign enemies.
Before his invocation, however, federal judge James Boasberg He had preventively prohibited his application against deportation of five Venezuelans, And shortly after it extended its veto to cover all non -citizens in custody of the United States who would be subject to said regulations.
The magistrate detailed in his order, in force for 14 days or until again notice, that every plane with those people on board, that they were to take off or be in the air, He had to return to the United States.
