The US Has Expelled at Least 23,000 Migrants to Third Countries, According to UN Experts
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Since US President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, Washington has been signing deals with developing countries to take migrants who cannot legally be feel home.
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NEW YORK (ANP) - By entering into migration deals with other countries, the US ensures that migrants are subjected to human rights violations, UN experts warn. Deported migrants risk, among other things, torture and persecution. Under Trump, Washington has made agreements with 35 countries...
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The United States' programme of expulsions to third countries exposes expelled nationals to an "increased risk of human rights violations", including torture and persecution, warned UN experts on Monday.
UN experts questioned U.S. deportations to third countries and warned about possible abuses against vulnerable migrants.
The U.S. plan that deported thousands of people to third countries is "unchaining a cascade of human rights violations," an independent group of United Nations experts warned Monday.
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