Trump Calls El Salvador Bukele to a White Talk House

President Donald Trump called on President El Salvador Naiaba Bukela in the White House 14. April to discuss co-operation at border security, criminal repatriation and potential bitcoin.

The invitation follows a public representation of admiration of two leaders, encouraged by Bukele’s aggressive discharge of gang violence and its handling of deported criminals from the US at Am. April letter Share Bokels on X, Trump praised Bukele’s efforts to shoot at gang violence and helping in American deportation politics.

“Also great importance for our partnership is your willingness to use a new Supermap Prison for Aragua and MS-13 gangs. You have shown the right lead and model for others who want to work with the United States.”

– US President Donald Trump

Bukele had previously responded to one of Trump’s posts thanks to him that she took in prisoners, stating, “gratifying for your words, President Trump.” Furthermore together! “Through dramatic videos of prisoners, they were accompanied by El Salvador, Bukela built a strong image that resonates with Trump base.

His approach, in prison, almost 2% of the El Salvador’s population, made him in one of the most popular leaders in the world, with approval evaluations above 85%. Hosting deported criminals in his Mega prison not only regained him only the affection of Trump, but also provided in the United States in the United States.

In addition to crime and immigration, Bitcoin (Btc) Can also be on the agenda. El Salvador keep Over 6,1000 BTCs, while Trump administration recently founded the Bitcoin National Reserve using seized cryptogons. Without other world leaders, the common interest could lead to discussions on regulations on digital means, financial cooperation or even joint block initiatives.

Bukele can also request economic benefits from recently imposed trump tariffs. His administration can encourage reduced tariffs on Salvadoran exports as part of larger trading negotiations.

Economy El Salvador, which mainly depends on textile exports and agricultural products, can benefit from improved United States terminals, which is the largest trading partner in the country.