Forbidden Stories: Investigation Reveals the Mechanics Put in Place by the United States to Expel en Masse
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People have been brought to third countries with which they have no relationship. Responsible for the negotiations with these third countries and the payments are a little-known department in the US Department of State.
The US government has expelled more than 25,000 people to third countries with which they had no connection, says Monday "Forbidden Stories".
The survey was conducted by 72 journalists, 23 media outlets from 15 countries
Most of these remigrations took place to Mexico, according to a work of the consortium of international journalists Forbidden Stories released on Monday, September 21.
Africa: Forbidden Stories' Deportation Project - Exiled to Africa By the U.S.
An Iranian woman expelled to the Central African Republic; a gay Ghanaian man sent back to his country and threatened with death. Their stories are part of a vast international investigation into the Trump administration's mass deportations.
From Mexico to Eswatini through Panama, more than 25,000 migrants were returned by the United States, not to their countries of origin, but to third countries. RFI participated with 25 other media in a survey coordinated by Forbidden Stories entitled "The Deportation Project: Revelations on the mass expulsions of the Trump administration".
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