Cuban and Afghan immigrants deported from US under Trump arrive in Guyana
- The Trump administration has sought to expand third-country deportations, with more than 30 deals struck so far with foreign governments.
- Guyana says that it has received six people deported from the United States, as the administration of President Donald Trump steps up so-called third-country deportations.
- Guyana’s Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud announced that a group of Cuban and Afghan nationals had arrived in the South American nation on Saturday, after being deported due to immigration issues.
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- The Trump administration has sought to expand third-country deportations, with more than 30 deals struck so far with foreign governments.
- Guyana says that it has received six people deported from the United States, as the administration of President Donald Trump steps up so-called third-country deportations.
- Guyana’s Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud announced that a group of Cuban and Afghan nationals had arrived in the South American nation on Saturday, after being deported due to immigration issues.
Sources: Al Jazeera