A France 24 report examines the transfer of undocumented migrants from the US to African countries with no prior ties, including use of a restraint device known as the wrap.
Women who fled persecution and sought asylum in the US were instead sent to Cameroon, where they have no ties, under a secret deal between the two governments.
The report on Rabbiatu Kuyateh is part of 'The Deportation Project,' examining migrants deported after years living in the United States.
France 24's Observers unit examines the case of a woman arrested, detained and deported after decades living, working and paying taxes in the United States.
The report, conducted with Forbidden Stories, looks at African migrants held in a Yaoundé center after being expelled by the Trump administration under a reported secret agreement.
The Forbidden Stories consortium reported that Washington allocated at least $410 million to host countries and UN agencies to facilitate the deportations, according to Le Monde.
More than 25,000 people have been removed from the United States to countries other than their own since January 2025, the outlet reports.
Relatives of eleven Salvadoran men deported under a migration agreement say they still do not know where the men are held.
The outlet says it examined secret agreements between the US administration and several African nations designated as third countries for deportees.
The 'Reporters+' segment investigates arrangements sending deportees far from both the United States and their countries of origin.
RFI took part in a multi-outlet inquiry into how Washington has sent tens of thousands of migrants to nations other than their own.
Persecuted in their home countries, the women had hoped to build new lives in the United States before being sent to a country where they have no ties, the broadcaster said.
More than 25,000 people have been sent to nations with which they often have no connection, with hundreds routed to at least 12 African countries, the broadcaster found.
The Deportation Project, coordinated by Forbidden Stories, involved 72 journalists from 26 media outlets investigating secret deportation agreements.
Un journal suisse a détaillé des plans visant les Syriens détenant le statut de protection subsidiaire, à l’approche de l’anniversaire de la chute de Bachar al-Assad, selon Deutsche Welle Arabic.
L’ancien directeur commercial de 65 ans est arrivé à Heathrow avec deux sacs après avoir perdu un combat de cinq ans pour rester en Suède, selon The Guardian.
Un chercheur en technologie risquant une expulsion des États-Unis continue ses efforts pour documenter les discours de haine sur la plateforme de médias sociaux X, selon un rapport d'Ars Technica.
Joyce Thomas affirme que ce processus lui fait l'effet d'une « condamnation à mort » alors qu'elle se prépare à quitter le pays après des années de batailles juridiques.
L'avocate en droit de l'immigration Dree Collopy avertit que les mesures d'application actuelles pourraient accroître les risques d'arrestation pour les demandeurs d'asile entrés légalement aux États-Unis.