Deportees to Cameroon Face Uncertain Futures Under US Third-Country Deals, France 24 Reports
Migrants sent from the United States to countries they had never set foot in describe difficult conditions, according to the broadcaster's investigation with Forbidden Stories.
Under agreements the United States has struck with countries across Africa and Latin America, thousands of migrants seeking new lives in the US have instead been deported to nations they had never previously visited, according to France 24.
Working with Forbidden Stories, the broadcaster investigated the situations of several African migrants staying at a temporary shelter in Yaoundé, Cameroon, whose lives it said were upended by their sudden deportation from the United States.
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- ‘Waiting for us to crack’: In Cameroon, the victims of Trump’s deportations face uncertain fates — France 24 — English
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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