When Nayib Bukele became president of El Salvador, he immediately began cracking down on gangs, quickly filling up CECOT, the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo, the largest prison in Latin America. Crime dropped dramatically under Bukele. Here's a video of Bukele at the United Nations last September saying that his crackdown actually set millions of people free.

Bukele isn't apologizing for filling the "torture" prison with gangbangers.

The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 that the Trump administration must facilitate the release and return of "Maryland Man" Kilmar Abrego Garcia, but Bukele is rightfully saying that he's a citizen of El Salvador and he's not going anywhere. He's already "home."

 {ai:summary}<p>Nayib Bukele, president of El Salvador, has implemented a strict anti-gang policy, resulting in a significant reduction in crime. His approach has led to the incarceration of thousands in the country's largest prison, with Bukele asserting that this has liberated millions from fear.</p><p>Supporters praise Bukele for prioritizing public safety and view his actions as a necessary trade-off for a more secure society. Critics, however, express concern over the treatment of prisoners and the implications for human rights. #society</p>

El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele Told the UN That He'd 'Set Millions Free'

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