US EditionKosovo starts accepting third-party deportees from the US
Kosovo accepted one or two migrants under a U.S. deportation deal covering up to 50 people, granting temporary protection and ensuring their rights and integration.
- Kosovo has begun accepting migrants the United States wants to deport under a one-year accord, according to Prime Minister Albin Kurti in a Kanal10 interview.
- The one-year accord was described by Kosovo's government as a gesture of thanks for U.S. support, and Kurti's government has since fallen with a new election set for December 28.
- Kurti said Kosovo agreed to initially accept 50 deportees, with only one or two arriving so far, adding `We are accepting those that the U.S. did not want on their territory`.
- The move reinforces particularly strong relations with Washington, as Kosovo, which supports U.S. backing for independence, begins accepting deportees under a U.S. accord.
- Kosovo, a Balkan country of 1.6 million people, has signalled interest in receiving deportees from Britain, supporting Washington’s search for partners to handle record-level deportations.
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Migrants refused by the United States... now in Kosovo. Third-country nationals expelled by Washington arrived in Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti said, in internal difficulty and with his traditional American ally.At the turn of a long interview on a local channel on Thursday night, Albin Kurti said that Kosovo accepted "those whom the United States does not want on the territory." "If I'm not mistaken, one or two of them are there," he said,…
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Kosovo receives first deported migrant from US under agreement with Trump administration
Kosovo says that the first of several dozen third-country migrants has arrived from the United States under an agreement reached earlier this year with U.S.
Kosovo has begun to receive the first migrants deported by the U.S. under a one-year agreement that allows for the temporary reception of up to 50 people, announced acting Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
Third-country nationals expelled by the United States have been deported to Kosovo, on the basis of an agreement concluded in June, announced Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who is in difficulties both on the internal level and in relation to his country...
Several states have signed agreements with Kosovo to accept deported migrants. According to the president, the US has already flown people there.
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