Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker takes steps to boycott El Salvador in protest of Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s detention
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a democratic, announced on Wednesday that he will direct many government agencies to review their relationships Salvador In the wake of what his office said, he was “the Trump administration’s illegal and unconstitutional administration.”
“The United States constitution guarantees due legal procedures. We are witnessing Donald Trump the erosion of our basic constitutional rights in the actual time, and we must fight to restore the balance of power. Illinois will lead the rule of law and do everything we can to prevent the Trump administration from tearing our basic rights,” “Pritzker,”. Which is a possible presidential candidate 2028He said in a statement.
In a statement, the Pritzker Office said that it is a matter of various pension funds in Illinois to review whether they were invested in any companies based in El Salvador and that it had ordered the Ministry of Central Administration in Illinois to evaluate whether any government purchase contracts have been granted to El Salvador.
Al Salvadori President Nayyib Bokil has stood with Trump in recent weeks in the prominent deportation case in Kilmar Abo Garcia. The Trump administration admits that Aberigo Garcia was Approach an error To El Salvador, but he confirms that he was a member of the violent MS-13 gang, despite his wife’s statements and the statements of his lawyer, on the contrary.
Members of the Trump administration also said that Alago Garcia is detained by El Salvador, they cannot return him to the United States. It has decreased by an agent To liberate Abrago Garcia.
“Of course, I will not do it,” Bokley told reporters at an oval office meeting with Trump this month. “The question is not glorious.”
Sunday, Senator Chris van HolinD-MD. , Who visited Abrego Garcia in El Salvador last week, He said at NBC News “Meet the Press” This investment from the country can be one of the ways to pressure Bukele to release Abrego Garcia.
He said: “There are also pressure we can put in the government of El Salvador, including, as you know, as you know, they decide not to invest in El Salvador, and Americans who do not travel to El Salvador. So I think there are other pressure points.”
