Trump’s “Hot Mic” Moment Suggests U.S. Citizens Could Be Deported to El Salvador—Is This a Terrifying New Precedent?

Trump’s “Hot Mic” Moment Suggests U.S. Citizens Could Be Deported to El Salvador—Is This a Terrifying New Precedent?

So, guess what just dropped today? Trump may have just revealed the ultimate plot twist in this whole “deportation” saga. Apparently, in a hot mic moment with El Salvador’s President Bukele, Trump casually let slip that U.S. citizens might soon be shipped off to El Salvador's notorious prisons. Yes, you heard that right—American citizens could be sent to foreign prisons.

The conversation was a bit choppy, but if you listen closely (and brace yourself), you can hear him telling Bukele, “They said homegrown are next... The homegrown is built. You gotta build about five more places.” Homegrown is apparently code for U.S. citizens. No, seriously.

Now, let’s unpack this horror show. Sending American citizens to a foreign prison is not just questionable—it’s flat-out illegal. But it doesn’t stop there. A commentator even pointed out that “Auschwitz was not located in Nazi Germany either,” clearly hinting at the chilling possibility of a slippery slope where more and more freedoms are stripped away. If this doesn’t send a shiver down your spine, what will?

And just to really put the cherry on top, Eric Prince—yes, that Eric Prince, the military contractor linked to Blackwater—has reportedly pitched a wild plan to the White House. The idea? Designating a portion of El Salvador’s prison as U.S. territory. Why? So it wouldn’t technically count as deportation or extradition. Oh, and they’d lease the land back to El Salvador to run the prison. Because, why not turn an entire country into a U.S.-run detention center?

But wait—there’s more. It’s not just about foreign criminals. According to some inside sources, this could be a precursor to sending American citizens to El Salvador’s prisons. You know, in case the Constitution becomes too “restrictive” for the government to deal with.

If all this sounds like a dystopian nightmare, it’s because it absolutely is. This isn’t just about deporting people—it’s about creating a new legal gray area where the rules don’t apply. And if you think this is some far-off theory, think again. The groundwork is already being laid.

Stay tuned. This could be just the beginning.