US Administration's Third-Country Deportation Policy and Human Rights Concerns
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Trump Administration, Department of Homeland Security, Stephen Miller
USA, Central African Republic, Ghana, and other third-party nations
June 2025 - August 2025
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The US administration is deporting asylum seekers to third countries like the Central African Republic, Ghana, and others. Over 25,000 people have been deported to countries with no connection to them. Human rights lawyers and international organizations criticize the policy as a 'show of force' that undermines asylum protections. The US has pledged over $410 million to secure these third-country agreements.
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