Rubio's Controversial Deal: Exchanging MS-13 Informants for Access to El Salvador Prison

Secretary of State Marco Rubio allegedly exchanged nine MS-13 informants for access to El Salvadors notorious Cecot prison, raising serious ethical concerns about deportation practices.

• According to reports from The Washington Post, Marco Rubio negotiated a deal involving nine MS-13 gang leaders who served as U.S. government informants.
• The deal grants the United States access to El Salvadors Cecot prison, infamous for its harsh conditions and ties to gang activity, under President Nayib Bukeles regime.
• This controversial exchange has drawn criticism for potentially jeopardizing the safety of the informants and complicating U.S. relations with El Salvador amidst ongoing deportation issues.