El Salvador cooperating with U.S.

'Extraordinary': One country agrees to take in any gangbangers, convicted criminals deported out of U.S.

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has agreed to imprison convicted criminals from any country that have been ordered deported out of the United States. The extraordinary offer was made after Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Bukele in San Salvador, the country's capital city, to discuss a range of bilateral issues.

The Central American leader not only agreed to take back his own country's deportees, but also offered his "mega-prison" to house MS-13 members, Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gangbangers and any other criminal from around the world — including U.S. citizens.

The offer could prove crucial for the Trump White House as it moves forward with its detention and deportation operation after the unprecedented border crisis that was sparked during the previous administration.

The 8.5 million border encounters that occurred at the U.S.-Mexico border during President Joe Biden's era resulted in an unprecedented growth of the country's illegal migrant population.

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