US Third Country Deportations
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- Alice SperiThe Guardian
- Louisa LoveluckThe Guardian
- Gavin BlackburnEuronews
- The Straits TimesThe Straits Times
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About 20,000 people have been bussed to Mexico, while at least 5,000 more have been put on planes to countries in Latin America, Africa, central Asia and the Caribbean.
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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 sent home.
The United States has deported more than 25,000 people under secretive agreements with 35 countries to take migrants with no ties to those nations, according to an investigation published on Monday.
The investigation by Forbidden Stories found the administration has earmarked $410 million (€357 million) to be paid directly to the receiving countries or to UN agencies to facilitate the returns.
The deals vary, including over which nationalities can be deported and whether people with criminal records can be accepted.
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Donald Trump’s administration has deported over 25,000 migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers since returning to office in 2025, using third-country agreements to send individuals to nations they may not have ties with. This policy involves striking deals with 35 countries, largely coordinated by the White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, who has pledged at least $410 million for these arrangements. The…
What is Trump’s third-country deportation policy and who does it target? →Since President Trump took office in January 2025, the US has been signing deals with developing countries to deport migrants who cannot legally be sent home. According to a report by Forbidden Stories, over 25,000 people have been deported to third countries under these agreements, primarily to Mexico but also to 27 other countries across Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific. The US has allocated $410 million for…
US has deported 25,000 people to third countries under secretive deals, report shows →A report by Forbidden Stories reveals that since January 2025, the United States has deported over 25,000 people to third countries through secretive deals involving 35 nations and a $410 million budget. The investigation highlights that most deportees have been sent to Mexico, but others have gone to various Latin American, African, and Pacific countries. These agreements often involve direct payments or aid…
US has deported 25,000 to third countries under secretive deals: Report →Forbidden Stories reports that since January 2025, the United States has secretly deported over 25,000 migrants to third countries under deals with 35 nations, spending $410 million in agreements and assistance. Most deportees were sent to Mexico, but others went to 27 other countries across Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific. The secretive negotiations are handled by a little-known State Department division…
US has secretly deported 25,000 migrants, says report →Analysis
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- 21 Sep
About 20,000 people have been bussed to Mexico, while at least 5,000 more have been put on planes to countries in Latin America, Africa, central Asia and the Caribbean.
- 22 Sep
A little-known State Department division called the Office of Remigration, created in May 2025, has handled most of the negotiations and payments, according to Forbidden Stories.
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22 Sep US has secretly deported 25,000 migrants, says reportForbidden Stories reports that since January 2025, the United States has secretly deported over 25,000 migrants to third countries under deals with 35 nations, spending $410 million in agreements and assistance. Most deportees were sent to Mexico, but others went to 27 other countries across Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific. The secretive negotiations are handled by a little-known State Department division…Dawn21 Sep US has deported 25,000 to third countries under secretive deals: ReportA report by Forbidden Stories reveals that since January 2025, the United States has deported over 25,000 people to third countries through secretive deals involving 35 nations and a $410 million budget. The investigation highlights that most deportees have been sent to Mexico, but others have gone to various Latin American, African, and Pacific countries. These agreements often involve direct payments or aid…The Straits Times
21 Sep US has deported 25,000 people to third countries under secretive deals, report showsSince President Trump took office in January 2025, the US has been signing deals with developing countries to deport migrants who cannot legally be sent home. According to a report by Forbidden Stories, over 25,000 people have been deported to third countries under these agreements, primarily to Mexico but also to 27 other countries across Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific. The US has allocated $410 million for…Euronews
21 Sep What is Trump’s third-country deportation policy and who does it target?Donald Trump’s administration has deported over 25,000 migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers since returning to office in 2025, using third-country agreements to send individuals to nations they may not have ties with. This policy involves striking deals with 35 countries, largely coordinated by the White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, who has pledged at least $410 million for these arrangements. The…The Guardian
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