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Democrats push for US human rights review in El Salvador

  • A group of Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate put forward a resolution on Thursday aimed at prompting the State Department to investigate human rights conditions in El Salvador, particularly regarding the treatment of recently deported individuals who are currently imprisoned.
  • The resolution arose after recent deportations of men, including Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was mistakenly sent from Maryland and remains imprisoned there.
  • The resolution addresses human rights concerns related to the detention of deported migrants in a high-security facility and is endorsed by Senators Van Hollen, Kaine, and Schumer.
  • Kaine cautioned Salvadoran President Bukele that the U.S. Will not overlook allegations of human rights abuses against American citizens and will continue to hold them accountable.
  • The resolution could affect future U.S. Security assistance to El Salvador but requires some Republican support to pass, and no Republicans have endorsed it yet.
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U.S. News broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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