Nayib Bukele
State Department Nods To Indefinite Reelection In Bukele's El Salvador: 'It Is Up To Them'
The U.S. State Department appeared to nod to indefinite reelection in El Salvador, saying "the decision to make constitutional changes is theirs"
Party Of Salvadoran President Bukele Amends Constitution To Allow Indefinite Presidential Reelection
The party of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele approved changes to the Constitution to allow indefinite presidential reelection
'I Felt Like An Animal': Venezuelan Men Imprisoned Recount Horrors At El Salvador's Infamous Prison
Over 200 Venezuelan men who were sent to a mega-prison in El Salvador were sent back to their home country earlier this week. Now, they are telling their stories.
Venezuelan Deportees Detail Ordeal in El Salvador's Infamous Prison: 'I Was Sexually Abused by the Salvadoran Authorities'
Several Venezuelan migrants repatriated as part of a recent prisoner exchange between the United States and Venezuela have accused Salvadoran authorities of torture, sexual abuse, and other mistreatment
Salvadoran President Bukele Responds to Controversial Hunter Biden Interview With Mocking Post: 'Is Hunter Biden Sniffing Powdered Milk?'
In a portion of the interview, Biden said: "I would pick up the phone and call the president in El Salvador and say, you either f—ing send them back or I'm going to f—ing invade"
El Salvador Contradicts Trump, Says U.S. Holds Legal Custody Of Deportees To Its Mega-Prison
El Salvador has formally stated that legal custody of over 130 Venezuelan migrants detained in its maximum-security prison remains with the United States
Kilmar Abrego Garcia Was Forced To Kneel For 9 Hours And Forbid From Going To The Bathroom While In El Salvador Prison
Kilmar Abrego Garcia detailed the ordeal he went through while at El Salvador's infamous CECOT prison. He alleged "severe mistreatment" and "psychological torture"
Trump Admin Dropped Charges Against MS-13 Leaders Following Pact Between Gang And Bukele Admin: Report
The Trump administration quietly dropped charges against several MS-13 members earlier this year despite despite promising to crack down on the criminal organization, according to a new report
Trump Admin Moves Quietly To Drop Charges Against MS-13 Leaders, Cites Other National Security Priorities
The Trump administration is reportedly willing to drop charges to MS-13 leaders despite promising to prosecute them during both of his terms.
El Salvador President and Trump Ally Bukele Accused of Cutting Deals With MS-13 Gang Members Using U.S. Aid
Nayib Bukele has come to be known as the face fighting against gang violence and justice. However, a new ProPublica investigation reveals that image may be misleading.
Salvadoran President Bukele Mocks Abrego Garcia's Detention As He Returns To The U.S.: 'No More Margaritas Under Custody'
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele mocked the detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was released from a local prison and returned to the U.S.
Former Top Salvadoran Lawmaker Reportedly Awaiting Deportation From U.S. With Bukele's Alleged Deals With Gangs Under Scrutiny
The former president of El Salvador's national assembly, reportedly familiar with gang negotiations, is awaiting deportation from the U.S. as Nayib Bukele's alleged deals with criminal organizations come under increased scrutiny
Trump Admin Accused Of Dismissing Charges Against Another MS-13 Leader To Prevent Him From Revealing Pact Between Bukele And The Gang
Critics are accusing the Trump administration of trying to dismiss charges against a MS-13 leader to deport him and prevent him from revealing dealings between Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele and the gang
Latin American Presidents Are Spending Millions To Lobby Trump, U.S. Government Records Reveal
The lobbying efforts by governments like El Salvador and Argentina span requests for trade deals, military support, energy investments, and diplomatic access
Trump Commerce Secretary's $600M Stake in Crypto Firm Operating In El Salvador Suggests Potential Conflict of Interest: Report
Lutnick's connection to Tether emerged during his January 2025 confirmation hearings, when Senator Elizabeth Warren raised concerns around his "ability to put the interests of the American people ahead of financial interests"
Another Country Embraces El Salvador's Hardline Approach To Crime With New Mega-Prison
Costa Rica plans to expand its maximum-security capacity from 80 to 1,000 inmates and begin construction of a $35 million prison inspired by El Salvador's model.
Gang Leader Reveals Deal With Salvadoran President Bukele To Help Him Gain Power
A gang leader revealed to a Salvadoran outlet the agreements reached with President Nayib Bukele to help propel him to power and keep him there
El Salvador Reportedly Offered The U.S. a 50% Discount On Prisoner Fees In Exchange For Deporting MS-13 Members
The Salvadoran government reportedly offered the Trump administration a 50% discount on the fee it charges to hold U.S. deportees in exchange for finding and deporting nine MS-13 members
Marco Rubio Refuses To Say If Trump Admin Has Sought To Bring Back Abrego Garcia: 'You Know Who Else I'll Never Tell? A Juge'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio refused to say whether the Trump administration has made a formal request to bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia from El Salvador
Kerry Kennedy Claims Salvadoran Police Prevented Her From Meeting With Deported Clients
U.S. lawyer Kerry Kennedy said Salvadoran authorities prevented her from meeting with Venezuelan deportees she represents. Later, a prominent human rights organization said its offices were raided
MAGA Conspiracy Theorist Turns On Trump's 'Unconstitutional' Deportation Methods: 'It's Way More Dangerous'
Notorious conspiracy theorist Alex Jones recently changed his tune in regards to the Trump administration's deportation plans for U.S. citizens, criticizing them for being "unconstitutional"
Democrats Say They Will Keep Going To El Salvador To Advocate For Due Process And The Release of Abrego Garcia
Democratic lawmakers say they will keep traveling to El Salvador to focus on defending due process and the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia
El Salvador's President Proposes Prisoner Exchange With Venezuela
The Salvadoran leader, who was hosted at the White House last week, said that "all the Venezuelans we have in custody were detained as part of an operation against gangs like Tren de Aragua in the United States."
Senator Who Visited Abrego Garcia Exposes 'Margarita-Gate' Setup By El Salvadoran President Bukele
Sen. Van Hollen pushed back against claims that he was "sipping margaritas" with unlawfully deported Kilmar Abrego García during their meeting in El Salvador.
Trump Slams 'Grandstander' Senator Van Hollen for Visiting Abrego Garcia in El Salvador: 'Looked Like a Fool'
President Donald Trump criticized Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) on Friday for visiting El Salvador to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia
Salvadoran President Mocks Meeting Between Democratic Senator and Abrego García: 'Now Sipping Margaritas With Sen. Van Hollen in the Tropical Paradise'
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele appeared to mock the meeting between Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen and Kilmer Abrego Garcia
Salvadoran President Plans To Double Size Of Infamous Mega-Prison Holding Hundreds Of U.S. Deportees: Report
El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is reportedly planning to double the capacity of the country's massive Terrorism Confinement Center
El Salvador Becoming 'Black Hole' For US Deportees, Critics Fear
A US senator who traveled to the Central American country Wednesday to try and retrieve a man wrongly deported and locked up there was sent away without even being able to speak to him.
Trump is 'Setting a Trap' as Democrats Focus on Trip to El Salvador Prison, Democratic Lawmaker Warns: Report
As Democratic legislators prepare to travel to El Salvador in opposition to immigration policies, one lawmaker has warned that they're playing right into a "trap."
White House Insists They Have Been 'Complying With All Court Orders' as Trump Admin Refuses to Return Wrongfully Deported Man
The White House stated that the Trump administration was complying with all court orders directed to them despite refusing to return a Maryland man who was wrongfully deported last month.