Ten most violent illegal migrants, including five train, the Aragua ganglings, were torn from the United States and deported to El Salvador during the weekend, the post learned, when President Trump would appear to the president at the White House on Monday.
At least five of the deported immigrants were expelled on Sunday for their alleged links with the Venezuelan prison gang, said a senior administration official.
The other five had previous busts for atrocious crimes, ranging from rape and terrorist threats to assaults and robberies, according to the official.
The 10 came from El Salvador or Venezuela.
The last deportations occurred when Trump prepared to receive the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, at the White House later on Monday.
The Trump administration has already deported more than 200 gangbangers suspended to the notorious mega prison of El Salvador in the last week as the Central American nation becomes a critical ally in the repression of mass deportation of the United States.
When asked if he has any concerns about the prison of the Hell hole where sports are celebrated, Trump Toed Reporters on Sunday Bekele was doing a “fantastic work.”
“It is taking care of many problems that we have really could take care of from the point of view of costs,” Trump said.
“And he is finally going, it is incredible. We have some very bad people in that prison. People who should never be allowed in our country.”