Trump Administration Imprisons Hundreds Immigrants in El Salvador Amid Human Rights Lawsuit

President Donald Trump's administration has been widely criticized for advancing authoritarian and fascist-like policies, particularly regarding immigration and the consolidation of power. His collaboration with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, known for his autocratic style, led to the rendition of immigrants to El Salvador's notorious prisons, raising concerns about due process and human rights abuses. Trump's aggressive use of executive orders has furthered an anti-immigrant agenda, drawing parallels to historical exclusionary policies and fueling domestic and international resistance. Media outlets such as The Bulwark focus heavily on opposition to Trump, emphasizing a Never-Trump ethos that shapes their content and analysis. Despite efforts by establishment politicians and Democrats to counter him, Trump remains a significant and polarizing figure, with his actions seen as a threat to democratic norms. Public activism and protests have risen in response to his policies, signaling ongoing societal tensions around his governance style and political legacy.