Anand Mahindra reacted to the proposal to take the offer of Al Salvador President Naib Bukele for a fee, which is called an outsourcing opportunity that he hopes that India adopts “never”.
Mr. Bukele, who is known for his difficult stance on crime, suggested that the US prisoners are a cost-effective solution to the US prisoners, Mega-Jail, Secot (Centro de ConfinManto del Terroorismo) Can send in He wrote on X, “This fee will be relatively low for the US but will be important for us, making our entire gel system sustainable.”
Reacting to the proposal, Mahindra Group Chairperson tweeted, “This is a ‘outsourcing’ opportunity that I hope India never becomes a champion …”
This is a ‘outsourcing’ opportunity that I hope India never becomes a champion …
– Anand Mahindra (@anandmahindra) 7 February, 2025
His comment comes after an alleged agreement between Al Salvador and the Trump administration. The US is already taking custody of immigrants in federal jails as part of efforts to curb immigrants in federal jails. Facilities are in use in cities such as Los Angeles, Miami and Philadelphia, with Miami’s prison set to keep 500 prisoners. It already puts pressure on the stressful gel system, which is facing lack of employees, violence and poor infrastructure. With the limited capacity of the Ice, the administration is searching for alternative solutions.
US State Secretary Marco Rubio proposed Al Salvador’s proposal “the most unprecedented and extraordinary migrant agreement anywhere in the world”.
He said that Al Salvador agreed to accept his deported citizens, while even in criminal exile from any nationality, including members of notorious gangs such as MS -13 and Train D Argua.
Calling it a “extraordinary gesture of friendship”, Mr. Rubio also accepted legal obstacles, as the US Constitution prevents the exile of American citizens.
“We have a constitution … but it is a very generous proposal, and the administration must decide.”
What is CECOT?
Opened in 2023, about 72 km east of the Sekot San Salvador, Techoluka has a large -scale high security gel. It can catch 40,000 prisoners, making it one of the largest prisons in the world.
This jail is part of the action on the road gangs of Mr. Bukele, due to which more than 84,000 arrests have been made from March 2022. Many prisoners were imprisoned without any procedure, increasing the concerns of human rights.
Prior to the crack of Mr. Bukele, Al Salvador had around 36,000 prisoners in April 2021. By March 2024, the number increased to the custody of 1.1 lakh people in number – a huge figure for the country of only 6.36 million people.
The jail has conducted international investigation for its rigid gang anti -gang policies and prison conditions.
