Investigation Details Trump Administration's Secret Deportation Deals Worldwide
A consortium of 72 journalists coordinated by Forbidden Stories spent months examining agreements used to expel people from the United States, according to France 24.
A team of 72 journalists from 26 media outlets, coordinated by the organization Forbidden Stories, has produced an investigation into secret agreements the Trump administration has used to deport people to countries around the world, France 24 reported.
The project, described by France 24 as months in the making, examines the arrangements behind the administration's deportation efforts. The outlet said further details of the investigation would be presented on Monday.
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- The Deportation Project: Inside the Trump administration's secret deals to expel people worldwide — France 24 — English
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