Washington Two sources familiar with internal review told Colombia Broadcasting Corporation News that the Trump administration is formulating an asylum agreement with the El Salvador administration, which will allow the United States to expel immigrants from Salvador to this small Central American country.
The arrangement of this agreement called the "Security Third Kingdom" will be given American immigration official Exporting non -Salvador immigrants to El Salvador to prevent them from asking asylum in the United States, these immigrants will be deported and instructed to seek asylum in Salvador. Salvador will be designated as a "security third country."
If the plan is finalized, the agreement reached by the first Trump administration and the Salvado administration will be restored, although the agreement has never been implemented, and was eventually terminated by former President Joe Bayeng government.
The Security Third Agreement may be a major breakthrough in the Trump administration's radical immigration plan. It allows them to expel immigrants from different countries including Venezuela. These countries restrict or completely reject the US citizens.
One of the considering internal plans will allow the United States to send a deportation flight to Salvador, including the suspected members of the Venezuela gangster Tren De Aragua. President Trump uses it as the focus of cracking down on illegal immigrants. After a few hours of inauguration, Trump instructed officials to launch a procedure for Torone Alagua as a terrorist organization.
If the plan is implemented, it is unclear how Salvador will handle the expelled gang members. Under the leadership of President Naibbuckley, the Salvador administration suppressed the infamous gangs of Salvado including MS-13 through large-scale prison.
It is expected to be an important ally of the Trump administration. Bakle enjoys extensive reputation in Salvador and the United States conservatives. This is mainly due to his anti -gang policy. International organizations say that these policies violate legitimate procedures.
The White House said that Trump and Buckley called on Thursday and discussed "jointly strive to prevent illegal immigrants and crack down on multinational criminal gangs such as Terren De Alagua."
Secretary of State Marco Rubio vowed to curb large -scale immigrants as the primary task. He also plans to visit Salvador in early February, which is part of the Latin America trip to the Latin America in the later week.
Representatives of the US State Department, the Ministry of Land and Safety and the White House did not immediately respond to the request of comment.
Trump has quickly taken actions, began a comprehensive immigration suppression action, and gave extensive power to expel officials to arrest and expel unauthorized immigrants, close the asylum system on the US -Mexico border, and mobilize a large number of resources in the US military for a large number of resources for the U.S. military for conduct Immigration law enforcement. Declaration of emergency situation.
Military aircraft Now in use In order to expel illegal Echizen immigrants and deploy more active forces there to set up obstacles aimed at fighting illegal cross -border. The long -term federal law has generally banned military enforcement from military law enforcement.
The security third country agreement will add another layer of efforts to the efforts to block immigrants and seduceers' efforts to immigrants and sequels that have a profound policy change.
It is unclear how this arrangement will interact with other asylum measures in Trump, including providing asylum to border personnel The power to quickly expel immigration They are not allowed to request legal shelter. His government also restored a rule called "Stay in Mexico", which requires the shelter applicants to stay outside the United States during the examination of the case.
At present, the United States has a third -country agreement. According to this arrangement, the United States and Canadian governments can exchange asylum applicants across the border between the two countries. The first Trump administration reached an asylum agreement with Guatemala, Honduras and Salvador. Only one of the effects with Guatemala was effective, and all three protocols were suspended after Biden took office.
