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An airplane, carrying more than 200 Venezuela, deported from the United States, landed in El Salvador, hours after a US judge ordered the Trump administration not to do so.
The President of El Salvador, the most bouquet, writes on social media that 238 members of the Venezuelan band Tren de Aragua have arrived, along with 23 members of the MS-13 International Band, on Sunday morning.
Arrived at the Central American nation came after Federal Judge Blocked US President Donald Trump from calling centuries -old military law To justify deportations, something that bougers made fun of in a later post.
“Holes … too late,” he said.
Moving the United States to send suspected criminals from other countries to El Salvador was an agreement that was previously called “the most precious and unusual migration agreement all over the world.”
Boukele writes that the detainees were immediately transferred to the Cecot terrorism center “for a period of one year”, something that is “renewable” – which suggests that they can be kept there for a long time.
“The United States will pay a very low fee for them, but high for us,” he added.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that the arrival of suspected band members in El Salvador and thanked the bouquet, calling it “the strongest security leader in our region”.
Hours before, on Saturday evening, US District Judge James Boasberg ordered a suspension of deportations covered by Trump’s proclamation, which refers to the Law on Alien enemies of 1798.
The law allows the government to retain and deport people threatening the country’s safety without a proper process.
After hearing that the planes with the deportes had taken off, Judge Boasberg ordered them to look back, The Washington Post reported.
Rubio confirmed in a statement on Sunday that deportations had taken place in accordance with the Law on Enemies of Alien enemies and did not mention the judge’s decision.
He said, “Hundreds of violent criminals were sent from our country.”
A video attached to one of the publications on the bouquet social media shows lines of people with hands and legs, which are accompanied by armed officials from the aircraft.
Some of the detainees are placed in the back of the armored vehicles, while others, hunched out, as the officers press their head down, are forced to the buses.
The video also shows an air view of a long, winding police companion leading the buses in the notorious El Salvador mega-jale.
The newly built prison with maximum security is a proud achievement of that of a bouquet and part of its efforts to break into organized crime of the country.
The facility, which can accommodate up to 40,000 people, has been criticized by human rights groups to abuse prisoners.
The agreement between the US and El Salvador is a sign of strengthening diplomatic ties.
“Thank you for your assistance and friendship,” Rubio told Bukele on Sunday.
El Salvador was the second country Rubio, the best US diplomat visited after he was sworn.
During this trip, which took place in February, Boukele made an initial offer to take us deportors, saying that this would help pay for the CECOT mass facility.
The latest deportations in Trump’s second term are part of the President’s long -standing crusade against illegal immigration to the United States.
In January, Trump signed an executive order announcing Tren de Aragua and MS-13 for foreign terrorist organizations.
He won voters on the trail of the campaign, in part, promising to introduce the largest deportment operation in US history.
So far, the agenda does not meet the expectations, such as ICE Immigration and Application Agents (ICE) do not meet Trump’s daily arrest quota.
A recent report suggests that ICE agents deported less immigrants in February than they had the same month ago during the previous Joe Biden administration – 11,000 in February 2025, compared to 12,000 in February 2024, according to NBC News.
