Donald Trump Sends Alleged Gang Members to El Salvador Prison

washington - Hundreds of alleged gang members sent to notorious El Salvador prison by Donald Trump causing controversy. Concerns over human rights in strict prisons.

Donald Trump's Controversial Decision

White House spokesperson proudly announced the deportation of nearly 300 alleged Tren de Aragua terrorists to El Salvador's Terrorism Confinement Center (CECOT).

El Salvador's Notorious Prison

CECOT, opened in 2023, houses inmates in harsh conditions. President Bukele's tough stance on crime makes El Salvador an interesting partner for the US.

Human Rights Concerns

Strict security measures in CECOT raise human rights concerns. Activists report abuses and deaths in Salvadoran prisons due to anti-gang operations.

Trump's Deportation Attempt

Trump's attempt to speed up deportations using a 1798 law faced legal challenges. Despite a court order, hundreds were already en route to El Salvador.

Megaprison Conditions

CECOT, a 166-hectare prison, can house 40,000 inmates in inhumane conditions. Limited facilities are only for guards, not prisoners.

Security Measures and Criticisms

CECOT is heavily guarded by soldiers and police, raising concerns about human rights violations. Critics question the effectiveness of such extreme prison systems.