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Investigation examines opaque contracts between US immigration agency and African states

The report looks at the role of ICE in the Trump administration's mass deportation policy, according to France 24.

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France 24 — Français

An investigation by France 24 examines contracts between the United States' Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency and several African countries, describing them as opaque.

According to the broadcaster, ICE has served as a key enforcement arm of the anti-immigration policy pursued by President Donald Trump since his return to office in 2024.

France 24 said the policy has involved large-scale deportations, using methods it described as controversial, of migrants who in some cases had lived in the United States for years.

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