“This Is Africa, Hold on”: the Lives of the Last Migrants Deported From the United States to Bangui

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Without even being able to believe everything that is going on, Brayan Omar Sánchez looks out onto the balcony of his room in the Maison Confort, an apartment accommodation in Lakouanga, a bustling central neighborhood of Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. Sánchez stops to observe with amazement that place, a completely foreign one, as if they had sent it from one tug to the ends of the world. He walks in step accompanied by a …