Who Are the Two Cubans and the Mexican that the U.S. Deported to South Sudan and Why They Ended up in the African Nation - La Opinión

The 3 Latin Americans are part of a group of eight undocumented migrants who were deported this week to the African country

After the U.S. government announced this Wednesday the deportation of 8 migrants to South Sudan, including a Mexican, President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that the U.S. administration had not notified her government about it. Mexico was not informed. So, we are seeing where it is in Sudan, and see... First it has to be, on his part, if he wants to be repatriated. And if he wants to be repatriated, then the U.S. would have to bring him to Mexico;…

According to the interim director of the U.S. Customs and Border Control Service (ICE), Todd Lyons, the detainees were expelled to another continent because the governments of their respective countries in the past have refused to receive them.

Together with him, two people born in Cuba were deported, one from Laos, two from Burma, one from Vietnam and one from South Sudan.

The U.S. deports two Cubans with a criminal record to South Sudan, a country without immigration agreements with the U.S.

The #US asked the #Cuban regime to accept two deported #migrants from the island, but the regime responded that "they had left the island too young and they didn't know what to do with them."