Noem checks the Tren de Aragua prisoners

 Red State:

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toured El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center, home to numerous Tren de Aragua and MS-13 gang members deported from the U.S. on Wednesday.

Footage of her visit shows Noem inspecting large holding cells and coming face-to-face with some of the more violent illegals deported by the Trump administration.

While there, she filmed a short Public Service Announcement in which she warned criminal illegal aliens not to come to the United States. Lest you end up in such a hellish prison.

Noem thanked El Salvador and their President Nayib Bukele for a partnership with the United States to bring the terrorists to their country and deliver consequences "for the violence that they have perpetuated in our communities."

"I also want everybody to know if you come to our country illegally, this is one of the consequences you could face," Noem says, standing with her back to the heavily tattooed prisoners behind her.

"First of all, do not come to our country illegally: You will be removed, and you will be prosecuted," she added. "But know that this facility is one of the tools in our toolkit that we will use if you commit crimes against the American people."

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The group's body tattoos are a giveaway. Did she have someone translate for the prisoners?

El Salvador should be compensated for taking the group off the hands of the US.

See also:
'American tax dollars should be used for the benefit of American citizens, especially when it comes to an issue as pressing as our nation's housing crisis...'

And:

 ICE agents in Houston arrest more than 600 criminal noncitizens, including many previously deported

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