Secretary for Homeland NOEM visits Prison El Salvador where deported Venezuelaci are held star-news.press/wp

Noem visited the area that holds some of the people of the indictees that they are members of the gang. In the Swelling building, men in white shirts and shorts stared quietly from their cell, heard from shouting the inconspicuous song when she left.

In a cell block that holds salvadorant prisoners, a dozen lined the guards near the front of her cell and said they removed their shirts and face masks. The men were very tattooed, some that have letters of MS, for Maru Salvatrucha gang, on their chests.

After listening to the Salvadoran official, Noem turned back to the cell and recorded a video message.

If the immigrant commits a crime, “this is one of the consequences you could face,” Noem said. “First of all, don’t go to our country illegally. You will be removed and you will be processed. But you will know that this object is one of the tools in our tool that we will use if you commit crimes against American people.”

NOEM also met with the President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele, a populist who gained the admiration of right-handed in the United States due to his crack on gang in despite democratic and due implications that came with it.

“This unseen connection with El Salvador will be a model for other countries about how I can work with America,” he told NOEM journalists on Wednesday.

Since the deposit office, NOEM was often in front of and the center in the efforts to highlight immigration break. She participated in the implementation of immigration, rode horses with border patrol agents and was the face of television campaigns Warning people in the country illegally for self-esteem.

Wednesday Noem is part of a three-day trip. It will also travel to Colombia and Mexico.