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Los Angeles Times
Migrants recount violent deportation flight
The article reports on the deportation of over 25,000 migrants from the U.S. to third countries, primarily including the Central African Republic, under a program initiated during the Trump administration. Many of those deported, including asylum seekers from countries such as Cuba, Nicaragua, Afghanistan, and Iran, were forcibly restrained and sometimes subjected to violent tactics during their removal. Once in Bangui, the migrants face dangerous conditions amid ongoing conflict, health crises, and uncertain legal status, with concerns over their treatment and safety in these impoverished, unstable nations.
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