Guyana to temporarily accept deported migrants

Guyana has officially announced the signing of an agreement with the United States to host deported migrants from its territory, as part of the new campaign launched by the Trump administration after its return to the White House in 2026. The agreement specifies the reception of a limited number of non-incarcerated migrants, allowing for voluntary transfer pending the resolution of their legal status, with options to return to their home countries or relocate to places of their choosing. Other regional countries are cooperating in the campaign, which has so far resulted in the deportation of 250 Venezuelans to a high-security prison in El Salvador. Guyana affirms that the agreement aligns with its commitment to human rights and international cooperation, amid American threats to cut funding to states that refuse to report on migrants.

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