Africa: Inside the US System Deporting Migrants Through African Countries
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From our correspondent in southern Africa: in recent months, migrants previously convicted by U.S. courts have been imprisoned in Esuati, Africa’s last absolute monarchy. After being deported from the U.S., they have been found in a country of which they know nothing and where local residents see with suspicion these newcomers branded “criminals.” Their abrupt transfer to this small kingdom of the south of the continent is the result of a secret…
Africa: Inside the US System Deporting Migrants Through African Countries
More than 25,000 people have been deported from the United States to third countries since Donald Trump returned to power - often to places they have no connection to and sometimes on another continent. Hundreds have been sent to Africa, where at least 12 countries have agreed to receive them. A six-month investigation by RFI and 23 other media outlets, part of the Deportation Project coordinated by Forbidden Stories, found that some were impris…
Since Donald Trump's return to the White House, thousands of foreigners have been expelled to third countries unrelated to their journey. A vast international investigation reveals the contours of this system...
WASHINGTON, September 22.—More than 25 000 people have been deported by the United States under secret agreements with 35 countries to receive migrants who have no ties to those nations, according to an investigation published on Monday. Since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, he signed agreements with developing countries to receive migrants who cannot be legally sent back to their places of origin. Forbidden Stories’ research…
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