Haitian gangs just made a catastrophic mistake by kidnapping four Salvadoran aviation technicians. President Nayib Bukele posted Wednesday in Haitian Creole directly to the gang leaders, and the restraint in his language only makes the threat clearer. The four men are not combatants. They are technical personnel on a UN-backed Gang Suppression Force mission whose job is medical evacuations and saving lives. They were ambushed while returning from buying food. Bukele said a military operation is already underway with one objective: bring the four home alive and unharmed. He added that today’s action is nothing compared with what follows if they are not released, and that El Salvador has already finished with its own gangs and can finish with Haiti’s. The gangs have already lost. Either they return the hostages immediately or the consequences get worse. Bukele has a clear record of dismantling gangs at home. He’s not going to leave his people behind. Haiti remains the country the Clintons raised hundreds of millions for after the earthquake and left in ruins. Democrats still push open immigration from a place where gangs have been documented eating people. Remember that when Democrats talk about “compassion” this fall. The four Salvadorans have the right man in charge. Bukele will not fail them.