Rubio and Bukele agree to deport any migrant who commits crimes in the US.

Salvadoran President, Nayib Bukelehe accepted on Monday that USA Sport to his country to undocumented migrants who commit serious crimes and also offered their prisons to house dangerous criminals of American nationality who are imprisoned.

This was announced before the press of the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubioafter almost three hours of meeting with Bukele on the farm that the Salvadoran president has at Lake Coatepeque.

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According to the head of American diplomacy, at the meeting they agreed that El Salvador accepts “the deportation of illegal foreigners in the United States who are criminals of any nationality, whether of the M-13 or of the Aragua trainand accommodate them in their prisons. “

But Rubio also surprised to explain that Bukele even offered to “house in their prisons of dangerous American criminals” who are imprisoned in the North American country, both those who have citizenship and those who have legal residence in the United States.

“No country has ever made a friendship offer like this”Rubio declared before the press at the hotel in the Salvadoran capital where he is staying.

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Rubio explained that this Monday spoke of this matter with the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and said that Bukele’s offer is “only a sign of the incredible friend” that is for the United States.

During the encounter with Rubio, Bukele himself had anticipated that both would close a “unprecedented” migration agreement between the United States and El Salvador.

One of the objectives of the visit to this Central American country of the head of American diplomacy was to achieve a safe third country agreement, such as the one signed during Donald Trump’s first mandate, but which was revoked by the administration of Joe Biden.

Bukele is one of Trump’s closest allies in Latin America and the first president of the region whom he called the Republican after his return to the White House.

The Salvadoran president declared before the press that the United States is the “most important partner” of El Salvador and claimed that “being in the United States allies box is better” for the country.

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Bukele also highlighted his close harmony with the US president: “We do not hide our sympathy (with Trump),” he said.

The Salvadoran president made these statements with Rubio in a brief greeting before the press from a balcony of his residence overlooking Lake Coatepeque, in the Salvadoran town of El Congo (West).

Bukele defends cooperation cuts

Bukele also said Sunday that the cut of the United States cooperation to finance “dissent” is “beneficial” for that country and the world.

According to the president, “most governments do not want the USAID funds (US Agency for International Development) to flow to their countries because they know where much of that money will stop.”

“Although they are marketed as support for development, democracy and human rights, most of these funds are channeled towards opposition groups, NGOs with political agendas and destabilizing movements,” Bukele said in an English message in X.

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In his opinion, “at best, perhaps 10 % of the money reaches real projects that help people in need (there are cases of this type), but the rest is used to feed the dissent, finance protests and undermine the administrations that refuse to align with the global agenda. ”

“Cutting this supposed help is not only beneficial for the United States; It is also a great victory for the rest of the world, ”he said.

The United States Department of State has frozen almost all funds for aid programs abroad for ninety days, with immediate effect and as a result of an executive order signed by President Donald Trump.

As reported last week by US media, such as CNN, the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, has sent a memo to all US embassies and diplomatic offices in the world, in which the paralysis of the delivery of funds is ordered and put in pause the granting of new aid.

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The measure puts programs that depend on the millions of dollars granted by the State Department and the US Agency for International Development (USAID), although it makes an exception for emergency food assistance, as well as for financing military in favor of Israel and Egypt.

Last Tuesday, a second broader exemption was approved to facilitate that some food, medicine and shelter distribution programs continue to operate, a measure that, although a relief for certain humanitarian aids, remains insufficient.