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DOMINICA TO ACCEPT U.S. DEPORTEES: SKERRIT CONFIRMS DEAL FOR UP TO 28 THIRD-COUNTRY MIGRANTS PER YEAR AMID REGIONAL PRESSURE
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DOMINICA TO ACCEPT U.S. DEPORTEES: SKERRIT CONFIRMS DEAL FOR UP TO 28 THIRD-COUNTRY MIGRANTS PER YEAR AMID REGIONAL PRESSURE
By Times Caribbean News Desk Roseau, Dominica — Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit has confirmed that his administration is preparing to sign an agreement with the United States that will allow a limited number of deportees to be relocated to Dominica each year, as Washington intensifies pressure on Caribbean nations to participate in a controversial “third-country deportation” program. Speaking to reporters following discussions at last week’s Ca…
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