Guyana agrees to receive migrants deported by the United States
Since his return to the White House in 2025, President Donald Trump has been carrying out an aggressive anti-migration campaign that includes raids and deportations of..
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Since his return to the White House in 2025, President Donald Trump has been carrying out an aggressive anti-migration campaign that includes raids and deportations to third countries. For example, 250 Venezuelans were sent to the gigantic Center for the Confinement of Terrorism in El Salvador, known as CECOT. Guyana thus joins other Caribbean and Central American nations that have agreed to cooperate with Washington in the deportation of migrants.
Furthermore, "Depending on the resolution of each individual case, migrants may return to their country of origin or be relocated to a third destination of their choice," he said. "The Government of President Irfaan Ali has presented this arrangement as an extension of Guyana's long-standing commitment to human rights and international cooperation," according to an official communiqué. Guyana will receive migrants deported by the United States, according to an agreement announced on Saturday by the Government of the South American country.
In addition, In that context, Guyana stated that it will receive a limited and verified number of persons without a criminal record. Publicity Publicity Guyana emphasized that the agreement "is strictly transitional and does not constitute permanent resettlement.".
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Since his return to the White House in 2025, President Donald Trump has been carrying out an aggressive anti-migration campaign that includes raids and deportations to third countries.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor example, 250 Venezuelans were sent to the gigantic Center for the Confinement of Terrorism in El Salvador, known as CECOT.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGuyana thus joins other Caribbean and Central American nations that have agreed to cooperate with Washington in the deportation of migrants.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"Depending on the resolution of each individual case, migrants may return to their country of origin or be relocated to a third destination of their choice," he said.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"The Government of President Irfaan Ali has presented this arrangement as an extension of Guyana's long-standing commitment to human rights and international cooperation," according to an official communiqué.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGuyana will receive migrants deported by the United States, according to an agreement announced on Saturday by the Government of the South American country.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn that context, Guyana stated that it will receive a limited and verified number of persons without a criminal record.
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Publicity Publicity Guyana emphasized that the agreement "is strictly transitional and does not constitute permanent resettlement.".
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