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Major investigation reveals scale and opacity of US deportations to Africa

The United States has deported more than 25,000 people under secretive agreements with 35 countries to take migrants with no ties to those nations, according to an investigation published Monday.

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00:0125,000 people deported from the US to countries they mostly have no ties with.
00:07This is one of the major findings of an investigation by the news outlet Forbidden Stories, published on Monday.
00:14For six months, the Consortium of International Journalists investigated the secretive deportation arrangements
00:21made by the US government with a vast group of countries, many of them in Africa.
00:27They found that 49 out of 54 African countries had been approached in secrecy by the US government
00:34to take in migrants from third countries, often in exchange for financial favours.
00:40But the US has also used visa bans and other restrictions to force several countries into accepting such deportation deals.
00:50As a result, numerous migrants have found themselves in legal limbo,
00:54being held in deportation centres without charges in countries they have no links with.
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