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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]El Salvador is a sovereign country. He is a citizen of El Salvador. You can't just send a plane and go pick someone up from there. Should another country be able to come pluck a US citizen from our soil and take them back to their country? [/quote] If that country is paying us to hold him for them, absolutely. Are you really this stupid?[/quote] DP. Are you sure that the U.S. is paying for El Salvador to hold him?[/quote] “The Central American nation and Trump administration last month struck a deal to house migrants detained in the United States. The Trump administration contended that El Salvador could even house American citizens, though the U.S. cannot deport citizens to another country. Rubio and Bukele discussed the specifics of the new transfer, which include a cost of about $20,000 to house each prisoner for the year. A State Department document also suggests that it may set aside $15 million to send to El Salvador to house additional members of the gang.” https://apnews.com/article/trump-deportations-salvador-tren-aragua-64e72142a171ea57c869c3b35eeecce7 [/quote]
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