During a Fox & Friends segment discussing illegal immigration, co-hosts debated the legality of President Trump's idea to send American prisoners to El Salvador's CECOT facility. Ainsley Earhardt noted the prison's impact on reducing crime, while Steve Doocy questioned the practicality of Trump's comments made during a meeting with President Nayib Bukele. Brian Kilmeade pointed out potential legal challenges, and concerns were raised about the harsh conditions in El Salvador's prisons and the safety improvements under Bukele's leadership, reflecting on the experiences of legal immigrants from El Salvador.
Ainsley Earhardt remarked how the prison is keeping crime down in El Salvador when co-host Steve Doocy mentioned the chilling comments by Trump at the White House during a visit from the country's President Nayib Bukele.
Brian Kilmeade followed up, adding: Legally, that might be challenging. Read the full exchange here.
AINSLEY EARHARDT: Yeah, could you imagine if our prisons were like the one in El Salvador where you're in shackles. LAWRENCE JONES: So true.
AINSLEY EARHARDT: It's a harsh prison. Look what's happening in El Salvador. They love this president down there because he has made it so much safer.
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