Donald Trump sends 200, 000 immigrants back to El Salvador as part of major crackdown on gang violence

WARNING: CONTAINS THIRD PARTY MUSIC WHICH MAY REQUIRE CLEARANCES WARNING: CONTAINS GRAPHIC OR DISTRESSING IMAGES PART 2 - VOICED: Shows exterior and interior shots prisoners in Apanteos prison, including sitting looking bored and standing in overcrowded cells. Interior shots tattoos on bodies of rival gang members. Interview with prison inmate Junior Castro speaking on danger of the gangs and threat of death. Aerial shots city including poor area. Exterior shots crime scene where 18 year old man has been shot, police investigators within the police cordon and distraught family members arriving at the scene, crying and collecting his trainers as the only thing left of him they can take. Interview with distraught mother speaking on last time she saw him and people threatening him. Exterior shots daily life and street scenes in San Salvador, people walking in market. (NB THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT) As part of a major crackdown on gang violence, Donald Trump is sending 200, 000 immigrants from El Salvador back to Central America. Critics say the President is dangerously conflating the two issues of crime and immigration, and placing deportees in a vulnerable position in one of the world's most dangerous countries. In just the first 50 days of this year, 494 murders took place in El Salvador, on 4th April, 2018 in San Salvador, El Salvador