SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Senator Marco Rubio has announced that El Salvador is prepared to take in deportees from the United States, regardless of their nationality.

Moreover, the Salvadoran government is also willing to accept violent offenders from the U.S. justice system.

This arrangement aims to strengthen cooperation between the two countries as they address issues related to immigration and crime.

El Salvador has emerged as an option for the U.S. to deal with the growing number of deportations, reflecting a broader effort to manage and streamline the deportation process effectively.

Rubio’s statement underscores the willingness of El Salvador to assist in dealing with criminals who engage in violent behavior, extending their acceptance policy beyond their own citizens.

The announcement could potentially lead to changes in immigration practices and how both nations handle individuals with substantial criminal records.

This development highlights the evolving relationship between the governments of the United States and El Salvador as they navigate complex issues of public safety and the ramifications of migration.