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Amnesty International estimates the Trump administration is expanding third-country deportations to Guyana, Afghanistan, and Cuba.

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  1. IOM administers resettlement payouts and Ali's administration manages deportee integration, supported by US financial aid.
  2. The US government implemented a third-country deportation program in Guyana, prompting the Ali administration to request a suspension.
  3. IOM manages the return process, and El Salvador is cited in vetting concerns.

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1 report, 1 independent, last reported Sep 6. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Amnesty International estimates the Trump administration is expanding third-country deportations to Guyana, Afghanistan, and Cuba.

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  1. The US government implemented a third-country deportation program in Guyana, prompting the Ali administration to request a suspension.Sub-event
  2. Guyana is accepting deportees from both Cuba and Afghanistan under the terms of a US agreement.Sub-event
  3. Trump administration expands third-country deportations to Guyana, Afghanistan, and Cuba.1 source

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