Trump invites El Salvador’s Bukele for White House ‘working visit’

president Donald Trump invited the El Salvadorian President Nayeb Boucley to visit him at the White House later this month, according to one message from Trump shared by a prosecutor on Wednesday night.

Fox News Digital continued to the White House on Thursday morning to request the comment in addition to confirming a letter published by Bukele, but he did not receive a response by publishing time.

“Your support for my efforts to combat illegal immigration is very appreciated,” Trump told Bouquelle in the letter. “For a very long time, our southern borders were an open door. With the help of friends like you, we have made great progress in protecting Americans from illegal border activity.

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“Also great importance to our partnership, your willingness to use the new supermani prison in El Salvador, Teres de Aragoa and members of the MS-13 gang. You have shown real leadership and they are a model for others who seek to work with the United States,” Trump continued.

The Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, toured CECOT, the Al -Sulafador Center, last month.

Trump concluded the message by inviting Bokley to join him at the White House on April 14, “to visit an official work to discuss this matter and other ways we can support each other.”

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President Donald Trump, the oath, and President El Salvadori Nayeb, are an agent who shakes a meeting in New York City on September 25, 2019 on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. (Saul Lub/AFP via Getty Images)

In a publication on Monday, the Agent, “last night, noticed in a joint military operation with our allies from the United States, we have transferred 17 very dangerous criminals linked to Petrin de Aragoa and MS-13. All individuals are confirmed killers and prominent crimes, including six children.”

President Trump thanked the foreign leader.

“Thank you, President Bokley, from El Salvador, for taking criminals who allowed stupidly, by Joe Biden, to enter our country, and give them a great place to live in!” Trump announced social media.

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“Gaming to your words, President Trump. Onwards together!” He answered the agent.