Marco Rubio Refuses to Show Congress His Deal With El Salvador
December 30, 2025
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10:49Now PlayingMarco Rubio Refuses to Show Congress His Deal With El Salvador
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as posted by the channelIn this exchange, Norma Torres confronts Marco Rubio with a direct demand: release the agreement the United States entered into with Nayib Bukele.
Under U.S. law, international agreements involving the State Department must be shared with Congress upon request. Torres says Congress has repeatedly asked for this deal — and has been ignored.
Rather than producing the documents, Rubio offers general explanations about deportations, prison transfers, and law-enforcement funding, without turning over the agreement itself. Torres presses further, raising concerns about due process, human rights, and U.S. taxpayer money being used without proper congressional oversight.
This moment is not about partisan theater. It’s about transparency, accountability, and whether the executive branch is complying with the Constitution when Congress asks to see the facts.
Watch closely. The question is simple: if the deal is lawful, why won’t Congress see it?
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