Trump Proposes Foreign Prison Sentences for Tesla Vandals

President Donald Trump has proposed sending individuals convicted of vandalizing Tesla properties to serve 20-year sentences in El Salvador's notorious prisons, known for harsh conditions. This suggestion follows a series of attacks on Tesla vehicles and facilities, which Attorney General Pamela Bondi has labeled as 'domestic terrorism.' Three individuals have been charged with using Molotov cocktails and firearms in these attacks, and the Department of Justice has vowed severe penalties for those involved. Trump's comments highlight his close ties with Elon Musk, who is a significant political supporter and advisor on government spending. This proposal has drawn comparisons to the recent deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members to the same Salvadoran prisons. Critics argue that Trump's rhetoric aligns with his administration's broader hardline policies on crime and immigration.