He Is Venezuelan, 36 Years Old and Was Deported to Liberia From the United States: “They Are Things that Nobody Wants”
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A 36-year-old Venezuelan was deported from the United States to Liberia after spending eight months in detention. From Monrovia, he recounts the difficult experience he experienced and assures that “they are things that nobody wants.” He knows his story and how he ended up expatriated to a country with which he had no previous ties.
Three Latin American migrants tell near Monrovia to EL PAÍS how they were arrested by the ICE and expelled to the African country, with which they had no link
“I learned that I would be deported to Africa just a few hours before the flight. No one notified me, I discovered it myself by chance by getting to see my name on the list of people who, without knowing it, would be transferred to Liberia, a country I had never heard of before,” C. told the newspaper [...] The Venezuelan entry deported to Liberia: “I didn’t have time to defend myself legally or say goodbye to my family” was first published in L…
Between January 2025 and August 2026, Washington signed transfer agreements with more than 35 countries and deported more than 23,000 people to 26 nations, according to Human Rights First and Refugees International.
“I learned that I would be deported to Africa just a few hours before the flight. No one notified me; I discovered it myself by chance by getting to see my name on the list of people who, without knowing it, would be transferred to Liberia, a country I had never heard of before. I didn’t have time to [...] The Venezuelan entry deported by the US to Liberia report that “they had us chained the whole trip” was first published in Information Focus.
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