Kane, Van Hollen, Shumer, gave up to force voting, requiring a report on Salvador Salvador

The best Democrats announced the efforts on Thursday to force the Trump administration to submit a report on how it specifically complies with the court order to facilitate the return of illegally deported residents To the salvador.

The resolution does this from Sens. Tim Kane from Virginia, Charles Sumer from New York, Alex came from California and Chris van Halllen from Maryland “privileged” – that is, it will require complete voting in the Senate. Cain cited a specific code in accordance with the 1961 foreign aid law, which allowed it.

If you go through and the White House does not fulfill it, the US safety assistance is immediately frozen, Sumer, Kane and Van Halllen said.

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Meaning. Chris van Halllen, left, and Timothy Kane, right, speak about a new resolution. (Fox News)

At a press conference outside the Capitol, three men outlined how the vote would work, and one legislator revealed some efforts to vote on sanctions against Salvador on the work of President Naib Bukel with Trump.

“I also send a message to the Government of Salvador,” Kane said during his Recar, invading Spanish Sein.

“You might think that now cute to attract the attention from the president Donald Trump. He will be president of Poco Mas (short time) – Tres Anos Mas (three more years). “

Continuing the Spanish language, Kane stated that both countries will always have relations before moving into English to say that the US will not soon forget “you violate human rights, you are wrong.”

“We’ll remember it forever,” Kane promised. “And there will be significant and difficult consequences downstream for any nation that violates the rights of Americans.”

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This step was caused by the case Kilmar Abrego GarciaLast month, the suspect member of the MS-13 gang, who was deported from Maryland to his home country.

Later Van Hollen said the privileged resolution was not right About GarciaBut instead, the big idea that such people can be deported and/or treated without the proper process.

When Kane about the consequences of the San Salvador government from Washington, Van Hollen spoke about plans to also vote the sanctions against the bookle “and everyone who enters his government, agreeing with Donald Trump to deprive the United States of his constitutional rights.”

Returning to the two again, Kane answered the reporter’s question, summarizing the privileged resolution in Spanish.

“We have a guarantee of voting in ten days on the El Salvador, and we send a message to President Trump that he needs to follow the law. And we also send a message to the President Bokele that we will not forget if the government’s government violates US human rights,” he said.

In an English statement, in addition to the conference, Kane stated that Booke “had collected tens of thousands of salvadorans without the proper process and called for an indefinite period of overpopulated torture centers.

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“We will use this resolution to force accountability,” said the representative of Hoaquin Castro, Texas, a supporter of the resolution, Kane said he did not require their blessing.

Wang Hollen, who drove unwanted in Salvador to try to bring Garcia to Maryland – where his family lives – said Trump had failed to facilitate his return.

Last month, both Trump and Buke agreed at an oval meeting that Garcia’s return would be “finicky” and that the court’s ruling did not say that it had said critics.

Fox News Digital turned to the White House and in the Senate most beat John Baras, Washington, for comments.