总统唐纳德·特朗普根据Bukele办公室在x上发布的一段视频，周一，他加倍了他将美国公民送往外国监狱的想法，告诉萨尔瓦多总统Nayib Bukele，他希望下一步将“本土罪犯”送往他的国家。
特朗普在最高法院引发争议之际，欢迎他驱逐移民的关键合作伙伴布克莱来到白宫，称政府应该“促进”一名来自马里兰州的移民返回，该移民被错误地送往臭名昭著的萨尔瓦多大型监狱。
当这两个人进入椭圆形办公室时，在记者被允许进入房间之前，特朗普讨论了他的提议，即将他所谓的被指控犯有暴力罪行的美国“罪犯”送往萨尔瓦多，并告诉布克莱，他需要建造更多的监狱来关押他们。
“接下来是本土罪犯，”特朗普说，根据布克勒办公室发布的直播。“我说本土人是下一个，本土人。你得多建五个地方。”
听到布克勒回答“好吧”，房间里的其他人都笑了。
“还不够大，”特朗普补充道。
特朗普和各种白宫官员一再提出将美国公民送往萨尔瓦多和其他地方的想法-法律专家表示，这完全违反宪法。
周一，特朗普在接受记者采访时表示，他的团队正在“研究”这个问题。
“如果是本土罪犯，我没有问题，”特朗普说。“现在我们正在研究法律，帕姆·邦迪正在研究。如果我们能做到这一点，那很好。”
“我说的是有暴力倾向的人。我说的是真正的坏人。非常坏的人。和进来的一样糟糕，”他继续说道。
特朗普就职后不久，布克莱首次提出收容美国暴力罪犯。
当国务卿马尔科·卢比奥宣布提议早在二月初，他就从布克勒称之为“非凡友谊的表现”尽管当时，卢比奥也指出，这样的举动会有宪法问题，称“显然涉及法律问题。”
布克勒周一表示，他“非常渴望帮助”特朗普政府。
“事实上，总统先生，你还有3.5亿人要解放。你知道，但为了解放3.5亿人，你必须监禁一些人，”布克勒说。
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PresidentDonald Trumpon Monday doubled down on his idea of sending U.S. citizens to foreign prisons, telling El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele he wanted to send "homegrown criminals" to his country next, according to a video posted by Bukele's office on X.
The comments came as Trump welcomed Bukele, a key partner in his migrant deportations, to the White House amid controversy over the Supreme Court saying the administration should "facilitate" the return of a migrant from Maryland wrongfully sent to a notorious Salvadoran mega-prison.
As the two men entered the Oval Office, before reporters were allowed in the room, Trump discussed his proposal to send what he called American "criminals" accused of violent crimes to El Salvador and told Bukele he needed to build more prisons to house them.
"Homegrown criminals next," Trump said, according to a livestream posted by Bukele's office. "I said homegrowns are next, the homegrowns. You gotta build about five more places."
Bukele was heard responding "alright" and others in the room laughed.
"It's not big enough," Trump added.
Trump and various White House officials have repeatedly floated the idea of sending U.S. citizens to El Salvador and other places -- something legal experts have said would be flatly unconstitutional.
On Monday, during a spray with reporters, Trump said his team was "studying" the issue.
"If it's a homegrown criminal, I have no problem," Trump said. "Now we're studying the laws right now, Pam [Bondi] is studying. If we can do that, that's good."
"And I'm talking about violent people. I'm talking about really bad people. Really bad people. Every bit as bad as the ones coming in," he continued.
Bukele first offered to house violent U.S. criminals shortly after Trump was inaugurated.
When Secretary of State Marco Rubioannounced the proposalfrom Bukele back in early February, he called the it "an act of extraordinary friendship." Though at the time, Rubio also noted there would be constitutional questions about such a move, saying there are "obviously legalities involved."
Bukele on Monday said he was "very eager to help" the Trump administration.
"In fact, Mr. President, you have 350 million people to liberate. You know, but to liberate 350 million people, you have to imprison some," Bukele said.
