Division in the U.S. government over Trump's support for the Salvadoran military invasion of Haiti

The U.S. government faces division over Trump's support for El Salvador's military intervention in Haiti, led by President Nayib Bukele. Bukele aims to bolster his image ahead of elections by portraying himself as a hero combating gang violence in Haiti. However, U.S. diplomats express concerns about this approach, highlighting tensions between Trump's MAGA agenda and professional diplomatic views. Despite Bukele's military actions, the situation in Haiti remains dire, with rising violence and kidnappings. Bukele's narrative has shifted from rescuing Salvadoran technicians to eradicating gangs, as he seeks to maintain support amid international scrutiny.