The agreement is the latest deal the Trump administration has struck to deport migrants to third-party countries.
The agreement is the latest deal the Trump administration has struck to deport migrants to third-party countries.
By Abby Rogers, AFP and AP
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The United States and Belize have signed a “safe third country” immigration agreement, which will allow the administration of President Donald Trump to transfer asylum seekers to the Central American country.
Central American country to receive up to 25 migrants a day expelled as part of Trump’s immigration crackdown
Trump's third-country deportations raise serious concerns over human rights abuses and lack of due process for migrants.
El país centroamericano asegura que tratado incluye “restricciones respecto a nacionalidades, un límite anual al número total de…
The flight brought three Hondurans and 56 Guatemalan nationals, according to Guatemala’s IGM migration agency.
Opposition figures in the Dominican Republic are criticizing a new agreement with the United States for the Caribbean nation to…
A Ugandan official said the country would prefer to receive people from African nationalities under the agreement.
