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  1. Global leaders are studying harsh prison regimes for lessons, including those in El Salvador and the UK.

Reform UK proposes using El Salvador and Kosovo for foreign prisoner transfers, amid El Salvador's state of exception.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 10
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Reform UK proposes using El Salvador and Kosovo for foreign prisoner transfers, amid El Salvador's state of exception.

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  1. Discussions are underway regarding potential destination countries, including Lithuania, El Salvador, Estonia, and Kosovo, for foreign prisoners.Sub-event
  2. A proposal suggests using historical sites in cities like Edinburgh, Inverness, and Chester for proposed camps, linked to deportations to El Salvador and Kosovo.Sub-event
  3. Reform UK is proposing solutions involving El Salvador for the management of offshore migrant offenders and current law and order issues.Sub-event
  4. Reform UK proposes using El Salvador and Kosovo for foreign prisoner transfers.1 source
  5. Yusuf states they will deport foreign nationals to El Salvador; Farage is in talks about inmate transfers.1 source
  6. Farage and Burnham propose deporting offenders to Kosovo and El Salvador, claiming cost neutrality.1 source

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