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Trump ramps up third-country US deportations despite global rights outcry

US expands third-country deportations amid international rights concerns

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  • Primary Driver: US expands third-country deportations amid international rights concerns
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The US has been deporting people to third countries for years, but recent agreements with African nations have significantly increased the number of deportations. Coverage from Al Jazeera and AfricaBrief report that the Trump administration has been secretly negotiating deportation deals with multiple African countries, leading to a surge in third-country deportations.

The issue has sparked a global outcry, with rights groups and international organizations criticizing the practice as inhumane and potentially dangerous. Al Jazeera notes that the deportations often leave people in precarious situations, with inadequate support or protection.

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What is third-country deportation?

The practice of deporting people to a country other than their own of origin or current residence.

Who is affected by this policy?

People who are deported to third countries, often due to immigration or asylum-related issues.

What is the international response to this policy?

Rights groups and international organizations have criticized the practice as inhumane and potentially dangerous.

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