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Six Cuban and Afghan immigrants, who were deported from the US under the Trump administration, have arrived in Guyana. The group, which had no known criminal backgrounds, was part of a larger effort by the US to send non-citizen deportees to third countries. Guyana's Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud announced that the country has reached an agreement with the US to receive these deportees after months of negotiations. This is not a one-time deal, as Guyana is now among more than 30 nations that have signed deals with the Trump administration to accept deportees from the US. The immigrants will await the outcome of their immigration cases in Guyana, where they will receive no support or housing costs. According to Persaud, the US has not made any further requests for non-citizen deportations to be sent to Guyana at this time.