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Moroccan nationals deported from US to third countries
An international investigation organized by the “Forbidden Stories” organization, involving 72 journalists from 23 media outlets, revealed that the United States deported migrants to third countries without their original nationality during Donald Trump’s presidency, including Moroccans. The investigation showed that more than 25,447 individuals, among them nine Moroccans, were deported to countries such as Cameroon and Costa Rica between Trump’s return to the White House in 2017 and July 2026. These arrangements were made through agreements with 35 countries, with over $410 million allocated to ensure cooperation. Cameroon received approximately 1,000 deportees, while Costa Rica took in more than 200. The report uncovers a network of flights and agreements conducted behind the scenes, aimed at transferring migrants who could not or did not wish to be directly returned to their home countries.
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