US EditionCosta Rica grants special status to 85 migrants deported from the U.S.
- Costa Rica will allow some of the roughly 200 migrants deported from the United States to remain in the country with temporary permits, officials announced Tuesday.
- The migrants will receive three-month permits to move freely while seeking asylum or other solutions.
- Children will be among those receiving permits, following a legal complaint about 81 migrant children held without access to support.
- The resolution aims to not force anyone to return to their country of origin, according to Badilla.
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US/Panama: Mass Expulsion of Third-Country Nationals
Asylum seekers embrace upon arriving in Panama City, Panama on March 8, 2025. They had just been released from an immigration reception station in the Darién region of Panama after being expelled from the US. © 2025 AP Photo/Matias Delacroix The United States carried out mass expulsions of 299 third-country nationals to Panama, subjecting them to harsh detention conditions and mistreatment, while also denying due process and the right to seek …
Colorado Springs Gazette
Costa Rica grants special status to 85 migrants deported from the US
Costa Rica granted 85 migrants, who were deported in February by the Trump administration, a special status that will allow them to freely move within the country, the country's immigration director, Omar Badilla, said on Wednesday.
The government of Rodrigo Chaves failed in its plan to voluntarily repatriate all migrants deported by the administration of President Donald Trump. Of the 200 foreigners who arrived in Costa Rica from the United States, 85 remain in detention at the Temporary Care Center for Migrants (Catem), located in Paso Canoas, near the border with Panama. The General Directorate of Migration and Aliens (DGME) acknowledged that a “significant amount” of th…
Los Angeles Times
Independent EspañolCosta Rica announced Tuesday that it will allow some of the approximately 200 migrants who were deported from the United States and are detained in the Central American country to stay and move freely for three months.
Costa Rica Will Give Migrants Deported from US Permits to Stay in Country for 3 Months
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Costa Rica announced Tuesday it will allow some of the approximately 200 migrants deported from the United States and held in detention in the Central American country to stay and move about freely for three months. World News | Costa Rica Will Give Migrants Deported from US Permits to Stay in Country for 3 Months.
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