Six Cuban and Afghan Deportees Arrive in Guyana Under Trump’s Third-Country PolicyGuyana says it has received six people from Cuba and Afghanistan deported by the United States under a new third-country deportation arrangement with the Trump administration. Guyana’s Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud said none had criminal backgrounds. The agreement will last one year and is not intended as permanent resettlement; their immigration status will be determined while they remain in Guyana .#Guyana #UnitedStates #DonaldTrump #Cuba #Afghanistan #Deportation #Immigration #USImmigration #BreakingNews #WorldNews #Geopolitics
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Tim smith
Because these countries have only accepted a combined total of roughly 300 migrants, the per-person cost of these operations has been exceptionally high. In the most extreme case, the $7.5 million paid to Rwanda was utilized to accept just 7 people, equating to over $1.1 million per person when fact... View More
US Paid Millions to African Nations for Third-Country Deportations: Report | Firstpost Africa | N18G
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Greg Bryant
Hey stupid, biden was giving them way more money than that to come here, so this is cheaper
Tim smith
Trump administration has proposed providing up to $4,500 per person in initial federal financial support for white South African refugees arriving in the United States.
