Washington deports 10 migrants to Central Africa
The Trump administration launched deportation flights to around 20 countries, including the Central African Republic, to transfer migrants who are unable to return directly to their home countries, such as Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, and Georgia. These operations are used as a legal workaround to compel migrants to return, involving secret agreements and a series of deportations in Africa and elsewhere. Despite the deteriorating security situation in Central Africa, the United States continues to implement these policies amidst legal and human rights criticisms.
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