SHOTLIST SAN VICENTE, EL SALVADOR (OCT. 12, 2023) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) (FILE FOOTAGE) 1. EXTERIOR OF CECOT PRISON (2 SHOTS) 2. ARMED SOLDIER STANDING ON WATCH AT WATCHTOWER OF PRISON (2 SHOTS) 3. SECURITY POINT INSIDE OF PRISON (2 SHOTS) 4. OFFICER CLOSING GATES 5. BARBED WIRES 6. ARMED SOLDIER STANDING ON WATCH AT WATCHTOWER OF PRISON (2 SHOTS) 7. ROOM OF AMMUNITION AND RIFLES (2 SHOTS) 8. WIDE SHOT OF ROAD 9. SECURITY FORCES WALKING SLOWLY AS THEY CARYY RIOT SHIELDS 10. VARIOUS OF INTERIORS OF PRISON WHERE PRISONERS STAND BEHIND BARS 11. VARIOUS CLOSE-UPS OF PRISONERS 12. PRISONERS SITTING AND CLAPPING THEIR HANDS (2 SHOTS) 13. PRISONERS STANDING BEHIND BARS 14. GUARD PATROLLING IN PRISON 15. PRISONERS (2 SHOTS) 16. SOME PRISONERS SITTING ON GROUND WHILE OTHERS DOING EXERCISE 17. MOON BEHIND BARBED WIRE (NIGHT SHOT) (FILE FOOTAGE) SAN VICENTE, EL SALVADOR (FEBRUARY 2, 2023) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 18.VARIOUS OF EXTERIORS OF MAXIMUM-SECURITY PRISON 19. VARIOUS OF SECURITY GUARDS 20. VARIOUS OF INTERIORS OF PRISON SAN VICENTE, EL SALVADOR - FILE FOOTAGE: El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele plans to double the capacity of the world’s largest prison to hold more US deportees, a report said Wednesday. During a recent visit by US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Bukele said he intends to expand the Terrorism Confinement Center (Cecot), which currently houses around 15,000 inmates, said The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the discussions. The facility, opened in 2023, was built to hold up to 40,000 inmates. Its expansion would raise its capacity to 80,000 The plan comes amid growing cooperation with the Trump administration, which has deported more than 250 gang members to El Salvador, many of them Venezuelan. The US is paying the Bukele government $6 million to incarcerate them at the facility. Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen visited San Salvador this week, seeking the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident deported in error.