Homan defends deporting ‘worst of the worst’ to El Salvador prison

Caesar Tom Human defended sending “certain terrorists” to prisons like prisons in El Salvador, saying that the “tremors” he witnessed during his decades -security career justified the Trump administration’s move.

Human appeared in “this week” in ABC in a pre -registered interview that was broadcast on Sunday, when he was asked whether he had any concerns about sending people to the famous terrorist detention center in El Salvador even if they did not have a criminal record.

Human said: “If people wear my shoes over the past forty years and see the tremors that I have seen, they will understand that the worst worst that must be sent to a prison like this because we got the protection of American citizens.” “We have to protect this country.”

Human said that his four contracts of experience in the security security had informed his faith.

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“What you do not know is what most readers do not know, they did not see and test what I saw during the forty years,” Human told ABC. Jonathan Karl.

“I spoke to young girls, the youngest of nine, were raped by these gang gang members,” Human continued. “I carried dead bodies throughout my career. I spoke to a hundred … mothers of angel and fathers who killed their children and brutally killed by members of the MS-13 who did not kill them, they mutilated them, and they worked.”

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The Trump administration plan has caused the “worse than the worst” migratory gang members to Cecot in a national controversy, with some angry Democrats who accuse Trump from “kidnapping” people for deportation.

A prisoner is transported at the Ticoloca Cardilation Center, El Salvador, on March 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

One of the Democrats, senator Chris Van Holin, from Maryland, flew to El Salvador last week to meet with the illegal illegal foreign Kilmar Araro Garcia.

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Trump officials say that Abyerigo Garcia has been removed properly and claims to be a member of the notorious MS-13 gang, although Democrats argue that he was deported without legal procedures, regardless of being an alleged member of the gang.

Peter Bender from Fox News Digitter and Greg Winner contributed to this report.