Interview with President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele

The transcript discusses the tragic story of a man who lost his legs trying to board a train, highlighting the extreme risks immigrants take to reach the United States. It questions why people are willing to face such dangers, pointing to systemic issues in their home country. The narrative emphasizes the love and sacrifice of a father for his daughter, and calls for responsibility and action to address the root causes of migration, urging both local and international efforts to fix these problems.

What tragic event happened to Salvador while trying to migrate?

• He was deported back to his country.

• He was arrested at the border.

• He was separated from his family.

• He lost his legs while trying to board a train.

Why do people risk migrating to the United States despite the challenges?

• They believe the risks are worth the potential for a better life.

• They have family waiting for them in the US.

• They are guaranteed citizenship upon arrival.

• They are offered jobs immediately upon arrival.

What is one of the dangers migrants face at the borders?

• Being offered free housing.

• Being kidnapped and trafficked.

• Receiving free medical care.

• Being given legal documents.

What proportion of the population is living abroad according to the transcript?

• One half

• One third

• One quarter

• Two thirds

What is suggested as a necessary step to address the migration issue?

• Fixing internal problems within the country

• Seeking international help exclusively

• Encouraging more people to migrate

• Building more borders