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U.S. heads for record Nicaragua deportations, despite Ortega criticism

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By Jake Kincaid - The United States began deporting a record number of Nicaraguan migrants this year data reviewed by Reuters show, as people flee the Central American country to escape a crackdown against dissent by President Daniel Ortega. Erlinton Ortiz was deported last year, one of over 5,000 Nicaraguans returned from the United States since 2019, into the hands of an

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U.S. heads for record Nicaragua deportations, despite Ortega criticism

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U.S. heads for record Nicaragua deportations, despite Ortega criticism

(Reuters) - The United States began deporting a record number of Nicaraguan migrants this year data reviewed by Reuters show, as people flee the Central American country to escape a crackdown against dissent by President Daniel Ortega. Read full story

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U.S. heads for record Nicaragua deportations, despite Ortega criticism

The United States began deporting a record number of Nicaraguan migrants this year data reviewed by Reuters show, as people flee the Central American country to escape a crackdown against dissent by President Daniel Ortega.

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U.S. heads for record Nicaragua deportations, despite Ortega criticism

The White House did not reply to a request for comment. The number of Nicaraguan immigration cases waiting to be heard by judges has exploded from 4,145 in 2018, when mass protests engulfed the country, to over 34,000 last month, according to data from the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse of Syracuse (TRACS), a research group at Syracuse University.

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