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Court orders US government to return Colombian woman wrongly deported to DR Congo
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to return to the United States a Colombian woman who was deported to the Democratic Republic of Congo in a rare ruling.
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Court orders US government to return Colombian woman wrongly deported to DR Congo
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to return to the United States a Colombian woman who was deported to the Democratic Republic of Congo in a rare…
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semana.com
Juez norteamericano le da la razón a colombiana que fue deportada al Congo y obliga a devolverla
El diario The New York Times narró la historia de Adriana María Quiroz Zapata, de 55 años, quien debe regresar a los Estados Unidos.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Big blow to Trump's third-country deportation: Court orders to bring 55-year-old Colombian woman back, was sent to DRC
The Donald Trump administration's third-country deportation, a new policy that they have come up with where a migrant is sent to a third country where they have no connection,…
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www1.folha.uol.com.br
Juiz dos EUA determina retorno de colombiana deportada à República Democrática do Congo
Mulher de 55 anos tem diabetes e outras condições que impedem atendimento adequado no país africano
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apnews.com
Federal judge orders Trump administration to bring back a Colombian woman who was deported to Congo
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to bring a Colombian woman back to the U.S. from Congo.
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elespectador.com
Lo que se sabe de Adriana Quiroz, la colombiana que Trump deportó a RD Congo: “No está bien”
Un tribunal de Estados Unidos había determinado que Adriana María Quiroz Zapata no podía volver a Colombia porque corría riesgo de tortura.
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Takeaways from AP's interview with Colombian woman deported to Congo by US
The Trump administration has deported 15 Latin Americans to the Democratic Republic of Congo, despite U.S. court orders protecting them from deportation to their homelands.