Costa Rica Agrees to Accept Deported Migrants from US
Costa Rica strikes deal with Trump administration to receive up to 25 deported migrants a week from the US as part of immigration crackdown.
Costa Rica, the Central American country, has agreed to receive up to 25 deported migrants a week from the United States as part of the Trump administration's unprecedented efforts to deport scores of people to "third countries." This latest deal seeks to forge a closer alliance between Costa Rica and Donald Trump's government, which has been securing cooperation from other Central American countries in accepting deportees from other nations who have been detained by US immigration agents.
The new agreement allows the Costa Rican government to receive these deported migrants, marking a significant shift in the country's stance on immigration. This move comes as the Trump administration continues to tighten its grip on immigration policies, pushing for the deportation of undocumented individuals to countries beyond their origin.
Source: The Guardian
