Reform pledge to 'deport 10k prisoners to El Salvador' and open pop-up jails

REFORM UK have claimed they are in talks with the country of El Salvador about a deal to “deport all foreign nationals” from UK jails ...

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has opened talks with the government of El Salvador on potentially renting prison spaces

Reform says it will send foreign criminals to El Salvador  The Times

Britain's Reform UK party, led by Nigel Farage, has opened contacts with the government of El Salvador to transfer foreign prisoners to jails in that country should it win the next United Kingdom general election, which must be held by 2029 at the latest. The report was published on Monday by the newspaper The Sun and

El Salvador’s prisons have notoriously brutal conditions (Picture: John Moore/Getty Images) Reform UK wants to send foreign criminals to ‘rot’ in foreign jails in plans to free up prison space. The party has vowed to deport over 10,000 foreign nationals from British jails. Their Home Affairs Spokesperson Zia Yusuf post

Pledge comes as prime minister faces criticism over Labour government’s early release scheme

Mr Farage has reportedly held initial discussions with Salvadoran officials about the possibility of renting places at the country's jails, which are known for being tough.

Nigel Farage will hold a press conference at 11 on Monday morning with his home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf - follow live updates below

Nigel Farage reportedly holding talks with the government of El Salvador to rent out prison spaces

Reform UK announces plans to deport all foreign nationals from British prisons to El Salvador  lbc.co.uk

Reform UK in talks with El Salvador to deport all migrant criminals to nation's notoriously tough jails  GB News

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Immigration authorities used a rare authority to deport them, even though their removal was blocked over concerns they would be tortured if returned.