Prohibition on US Funding for CECOT Prison in El Salvador
This act prohibits the use of US federal funds to support, finance, or assist the CECOT prison in El Salvador, which has faced criticism for human rights issues. This means American taxpayer money will not be used for the maintenance or expansion of this facility, aiming to uphold international human rights standards. The act also requires reporting on any past or current financial ties to the prison.
Key points
Prohibits the use of US federal funds for the construction, maintenance, expansion, or operation of the CECOT prison in El Salvador.
Bans funding for personnel training, equipment, infrastructure, or services intended for or connected to the CECOT prison.
Forbids funding for costs associated with the detention of individuals transported from the US to El Salvador in CECOT or any other Salvadoran prison.
Requires the Secretary of State to report on any funds previously or currently obligated for CECOT support and plans for their reallocation.
Status:
Introduced
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