After President Trump deported some gang members to El Salvador, a number of members of Congress have followed along fighting to secure their freedom.

Some have vowed not to leave until they bring an MS-13 gang member back home.

It seems like there’s a deal that could be struck here. While no one wants MS-13 gang members in America. Even fewer Americans want members of Congress in America. If we could just trade MS-13 gang members for some members of Congress, I’m not mentioning any names or three-letter abbreviations, think about how much safer and saner the country would be.

There’s no comparison between the amount of damage MS-13 gang members and members of Congress can do.

If members of Congress really want MS-13 gang members back, all they have to do is volunteer to take their place in El Salvador.

The problem is that I don’t think El Salvador wants them.

But does El Salvador want them?{ai:summary}<p>Some members of Congress are advocating for the return of MS-13 gang members deported to El Salvador, suggesting a potential trade-off. The commentary humorously proposes swapping these gang members for certain congressional representatives, arguing that both groups pose significant risks to society.</p><p>The piece highlights the absurdity of Congress's desire to bring back gang members while questioning the value they add compared to the dangers posed by politicians. It suggests that if Congress members truly want MS-13 back, they should consider relocating to El Salvador instead. #crime</p>

Trade MS-13 Members for Members of Congress

Loading...