GOP delegation provides inside look at controversial El Salvador prison housing U.S. deportees

After the controversial Silvadwan visit known as the CECOT Center, RW.VA, new congress, RW.VA, says he is the “most determined” to support the president’s efforts to secure the United States than illegal foreigners.

This comes at a time caused by the Trump administration plan to send “worse than the worst member of the migrant gang to CECOT to a national debate, as some angry Democrats accused President Donald Trump about” kidnapping “people to deport.

Moore said that while he was in Cecot face to face with some of the “most brutal criminals in the country, including killers, rapists, children, and terrorists,” and “very violent criminals who were recently deported from the United States”

After visiting El Salvador, he said: “I now leave more determined to support President Trump’s efforts to secure our homeland.”

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Moore Fox News Design told that he visited a prison in Congress, led by the head of the Roads and Meaning Committee, Jason Smith, R-MO. The delegation toured this week in prison and spoke with many prisoners.

“These are dangerous individuals,” he said. “We had many of them telling us, and they did not fear his participation, [that] They are murderers and those with committed murders. ”

“It is not something that it seems to be regretted in one way or another, which can be collected from it,” he explained.

During a prison tour, Moore said that he had spoken with two of the United States, both of whom were originally from El Salvador and he was deported from Virginia and California. He said that one was in the United States 20 years ago and was a high-level member of the MS-13 brutal gang. According to More, both of the two departments were “afraid to confess” that they killed people.

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Moore Fox News Design told that he visited a prison in Congress, led by the head of the Roads and Meaning Committee, Jason Smith. The delegation toured this week in prison and spoke with many prisoners.

He said that there is a lot of wrong information about prison, which prompted the American public to believe that it is a kind of “death camp” to pass.

“This is not true,” he said, noting that approximately 14,000 prisoners in Cecot have been deported only a few hundred of the United States.

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He explained: “They are in strengthening conditions in that prison, there is no doubt about that,” adding, “To be clear, they do not have the death penalty in El Salvador.”

However, Moore said that the effect of Cecot and Salvadoran Nayib Bukele’s suppression was a “miracle” of the El Salvador people.

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During a prison tour, Moore said that he had spoken with two of the United States, both of whom were originally from El Salvador and he was deported from Virginia and California. He said that the person who was in the United States 20 years ago was a high-level member of the MS-13 brutal gang. According to More, both of the two departments were “afraid to confess” that they killed people.

He said that he spoke with ordinary people in the streets of the capital El Salvador, San Salvador, who told him, “They were living in a terrorist state, and they were eager by these gangs and controlling their lives and taking their lives several times.”

Now, he said, “They have their lives.”

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This is why Moore’s intention to support the Trump administration campaign against gang terrorism is stronger than ever.

He said, “It is very tragic that all of these young people have thrown their lives far away because they only decided to destroy themselves, to destroy their country, society and people’s lives … It is difficult to really wrap your mind,” he said. “[But] The basic building building block in any national country is security. If you do not have security, you cannot have economic opportunities, a civil society, justice, that is, of these things. The foundation stone is security. It must be provided. “