Trump floats foreign imprisonment of U.S. criminals who are 'repeat offenders'

The president pitched the idea as a cost-saving measure, arguing that sending U.S. criminals overseas for a “small fee” would cost less than domestic imprisonment.

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Trump floats foreign imprisonment of U.S. criminals who are 'repeat offenders'

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