In short: They took everything from me": Investigation into the Trump administration's mass deportations to Mexico
The RFI — Français report summarizes the main elements available, maintaining the statements attributed to their sources.
RFI — French devotes a report to "In brief: They took everything from me: an investigation into the Trump administration's mass deportations to Mexico" and presents this element as the central development of the available information.
The available report indicates that an investigation conducted by Forbidden Stories and 26 partner media outlets, including RFI, lifts the veil on the mass deportations orchestrated by the Trump administration since its return to power in January 2025. The report also states that entitled "The Deportation Project", this investigation highlights the fate of migrants deported to third countries, with a particular focus on Mexico, the main destination for these deportations.
Any statements, assessments and figures are attributed to the persons or bodies cited by the source. The extract does not constitute a complete documentary file in itself and does not necessarily present the response of all the parties concerned.
Official press releases or subsequent updates could provide additional context. As it stands, this report is limited to the elements directly supported by the title and the excerpt transmitted.
Sources
- «Ils m’ont tout pris»: enquête sur les expulsions de masse de l’administration Trump vers le Mexique — RFI — Français
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