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U.S. deportations to third countries
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More than 23,000 people have been deported to countries other than their countries of origin, including over 330 sent to African countries. Documents show more than 100 people were flown to eight African countries on three flights in 10 days; none were nationals of the countries that received them, and the administration’s practice remains in place in the reports.
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100 People, 8 Countries, 10 Days — and No Official Count
Internal records point to 100+ people sent to eight African states in 10 days — but only one flight can be fully traced, and no agency will confirm the count.
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- No authenticated manifest, per-flight counts, or full list of eight destinations has been established.
- No verified accounting of where all deportees are now, under what status, or with what access to lawyers and journalists.
23,000 Deported to Countries They've Never Been
Outside trackers count more than 22,000 third-country removals, most to Mexico, with hundreds sent to Africa where deportees say they are stranded and court protections did not stop the planes.
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- The exact date and passenger count of the June flight to CAR, the total number of third-country agreements, and the specifics of court rulings cited in narration are not verifiable from these sources.
- The terms, payments, duration and legal obligations attached to the African transfer deals remain largely undisclosed.
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Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)2 laporan- Camilo Montoya-GalvezColombian American journalist1 laporan
- Jerolinmek Matthew PiahLiberian politician1 laporan
Marco Rubio72nd United States Secretary of State since 20251 laporan
Markwayne MullinAmerican politician (born 1977)1 laporan
Samuel AlitoAssociate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States since 20061 laporan
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- BanguiBangui, Central African Republic2 laporan
- Equatorial GuineaEquatorial Guinea2 laporan
- Central African RepublicCentral African Republic1 laporan
- EswatiniEswatini1 laporan
- MexicoMexico1 laporan
- MonroviaMonrovia, Liberia1 laporan
- Roberts International Airport (RIA)6JRW+2HV, Harbel, Liberia1 laporan
- RwandaRwanda1 laporan
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