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Journalist Consortium to Reveal Findings on Trump Administration's Mass Deportations

The Deportation Project, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, involved 72 journalists from 26 media outlets investigating secret deportation agreements.

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France 24 — Français

A consortium of 72 journalists from 26 international media outlets, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, has spent several months investigating mass deportations from the United States, according to France 24.

The project, called The Deportation Project, was set to reveal secret agreements made by the Trump administration to deport people to countries around the world, France 24 reported.

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