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This article is not worked very well. It sounds like the "President" of El Salvador demanded specific MS13 gang members be tossed in his prison, who were working as informants for the US DoJ. So, is Bukele actually helping MS13 by cleaning out the people who were informing on the gang to the US Justice Dept? But the Trump regime wanted the visuals of people being marched into the prison, so threw their informants under the bus?

Marco Rubio betrayed drug gang informants to seal El Salvador prison deal, report says

Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly agreed to abandon confidential informants who were protected by the U.S. government to seal a deal with El Salvador’s president, who agreed to indefinitely detain dozens of Venezuelan deportees in a brutal prison.

On a March 13 phone call, Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele agreed to the deal, on the condition that MS-13 gang members Bukele wanted imprisoned in his jail were actually “informants” protected by the Department of Justice, according to The Washington Post.

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