Leila Fadel

Nayib Bukele has taken hundreds of people deported from the U.S., alleging they're gang members. Bukele has called himself the world's coolest dictator, but has few fans among human rights advocates after locking up his own citizens without due process.

In fact, late on Friday, the Trump administration outlined a substantial carve-out for mobile phones, computers, and other electronics. But that may not last very long, and neither side appears ready to back down.

In fact, late on Friday, the Trump administration outlined a substantial carve-out for mobile phones, computers, and other electronics. But that may not last very long, and neither side appears ready to back down.

In fact, late on Friday, the Trump administration outlined a substantial carve-out for mobile phones, computers, and other electronics. But that may not last very long, and neither side appears ready to back down.

Yeah, Nayib Bukele is the man the Trump administration paid to imprison hundreds of people deported from the U.S. and accused of being gang members. El Salvador got about $6 million in that deal. Those deportations are facing numerous legal challenges in the U.S., Bukele is no darling to human rights organizations because he's imprisoned thousands of his own citizens.

Yeah, Nayib Bukele is the man the Trump administration paid to imprison hundreds of people deported from the U.S. and accused of being gang members. El Salvador got about $6 million in that deal. Those deportations are facing numerous legal challenges in the U.S., Bukele is no darling to human rights organizations because he's imprisoned thousands of his own citizens.

Yeah, Nayib Bukele is the man the Trump administration paid to imprison hundreds of people deported from the U.S. and accused of being gang members. El Salvador got about $6 million in that deal. Those deportations are facing numerous legal challenges in the U.S., Bukele is no darling to human rights organizations because he's imprisoned thousands of his own citizens.

With no due process, he's called himself the world's coolest dictator.

With no due process, he's called himself the world's coolest dictator.

With no due process, he's called himself the world's coolest dictator.

Yeah, the trial pits the Federal Trade Commission against the social media giant. It's expected to last two months, and executives, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg, are set to take the witness stand. The case centers on this question. Did Meta break competition laws when it acquired Instagram and WhatsApp?

Yeah, the trial pits the Federal Trade Commission against the social media giant. It's expected to last two months, and executives, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg, are set to take the witness stand. The case centers on this question. Did Meta break competition laws when it acquired Instagram and WhatsApp?

Yeah, the trial pits the Federal Trade Commission against the social media giant. It's expected to last two months, and executives, including CEO Mark Zuckerberg, are set to take the witness stand. The case centers on this question. Did Meta break competition laws when it acquired Instagram and WhatsApp?

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