The Trump administration secures Rwanda as a third country for the pans
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Rwanda agreed to take illegal immigrants who were deported from the United States amid the Trump administration’s plans to send the departments to the third countries.
Under the agreement, the country will take up to 250 positions from the United States, with “the ability to agree to each individual proposal for resettlement,” said Rwandan government spokesman Yolandi McCulo told Associated Press.
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President Donald Trump, as Foreign Minister of Rwanda Olivier, is listening to Naduhunjeh, speaking during an event with the Foreign Minister of Congo The Teres Calemia Wagner on June 27 at the White House of White House office in Washington, as Vice President C. (Manuel Balce Center/AP Photo)
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Rwanda will be the third country that takes illegal immigrants from the United States
Last month, the Trump administration sent 13 men described as dangerous criminals who were illegally in the United States to South Sudan and Swatini in Africa after their countries refused to restore them.
The United States has said it is seeking more agreements with African countries.
“The United States is constantly participating in diplomatic talks with foreign countries that want to help us remove illegal foreigners who allowed Joe Biden to infiltrate American societies,” a White House official told Fox News Digital.
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The President of Rwanda Paul Kagame arrives at Seoul Airport in Seongnam, South Korea, at the South Korean-South Korea Summit for 2024, which will be held from 4 to 5 June, at Seoul Airport in Seongnam, South Korea. (Lee Jin-Man/AP Photo)
In addition to Rwanda, the United States has also deported hundreds of Venezuelan and others to Costa Rica, Panama and El Salvador.
In early July, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing it to deport some immigrants to countries other than their homeland.
In 2022, Rwanda concluded a deal with the United Kingdom to accept migrants who arrived there to demand asylum. The deal was canceled as soon as the government of the Labor Party in Britain took over.
The deal critical expressed their concerns about the human rights record in Rwanda and the potential risks of refugees.
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In addition, the British Supreme Court ruled in 2023 that the deal was illegal because Rwanda was not a third safe country for immigrants.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.