United States sends deportees to Liberia under an expanding third-country deportation policy
The United States has sent deportees to several African countries, with Liberia the latest destination mentioned. The policy raises broader questions about cross-border deportation arrangements.
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Why it matters
Third-country deportations can create diplomatic tensions and humanitarian pressures in receiving countries.
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