U.S. broadens search for deportation agreements, striking deals with Honduras and Uganda, documents show

Internal government documents reveal that the Trump administration has intensified efforts to secure agreements with various countries, like Uganda and Honduras, to accept deportations of migrants from other nations as part of its illegal immigration crackdown. These bilateral deals, based on a “safe third country” provision, have faced criticism from human rights advocates due to concerns over potential harm to deportees in countries with poor human rights records.

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