What Happens when a Person Is Deported to a Country He or She Does Not Know? Experts Talk About Challenges and Recommendations
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Several migrants from Latin America have been deported by the American authorities to Liberia, a country in West Africa that some of them did not even know existed. Learn thousands of miles from the remaining families in the United States, they say they feel blocked "on the other side of the world," and fear to return to the countries of origin, where they could be persecuted, according to CBS News.
By Marisol Jiménez and Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español About two weeks ago, Cubans, Venezuelans and other people from Latin America left detention centers in the United States and boarded a flight to Liberia, in Africa. U.S. authorities deported them to that country that they didn't even know and that is
CBS News tells from Liberia the Latin American migrants deported by the Trump administration to countries where they have no ties: agreements with at least 35 states, over 100 expelled to Africa in ten days.
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