CAR Agrees to Accept US Third Country Deportees
The Central African Republic has reached an agreement with the Trump administration to accept migrants deported from the United States. This deal follows similar opaque arrangements with other African nations and involves IOM assistance for arrivals.
The Central African Republic agreed to accept third-country deportees from the United States under a new bilateral migration agreement. This pact follows similar arrangements with the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Ghana that Senate Democrats say cost tens of millions of dollars. The deal signals an acceleration of removals as Washington leverages migration funding to secure cooperation from African states.
