Journalist Consortium Set to Reveal Probe Into Trump-Era Deportation Deals
France 24 said 72 reporters from 26 organizations, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, spent months investigating agreements to expel people worldwide.
France 24 announced that a group of 72 journalists from 26 different media organizations has been working for months on an investigation into deportation agreements made by the Trump administration.
According to the outlet, the investigation, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, would be published the following day and would detail secret deals used to expel people from the United States to other countries.
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- The Deportation Project - Inside the Trump administration's secret deals to expel people worldwide — France 24 — English
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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