The DHS Deports Illegal Aliens To Africa Under The Safe Third Country Agreement!

James Coffman will report today the Department of Homeland Security deports South American illegal aliens to Africa. The safe third country agreement. Absolutely epic. The Department of Homeland Security has deported numerous illegal aliens from Latin America to the Democratic Republic of Congo is part of a bilateral agreement that allows the U.S. to send third country nationals to African nations when their home countries refuse repatriation or when migrants successfully block removal by claiming their lives would be in danger in their home countries. This group arrived in the Congo today. Can I just say? An official from the Democratic Republic of Congo confirmed the arrival to the Associated Press, but provided no further details. U.S. Attorney Alma David, who represents one of the deportees, told the Associated Press that the migrants are all from Latin America, but the Congo is now their home. I personally think this was an epic move. If you can't go home and you can't stay here, we'll pay for you to go elsewhere. The deportations are part of the Trump administration's expanded safe third country removal policy. And for one, I know I definitely feel safer. What about you? This approach bypasses all legal maneuvers commonly used by migrants who persuade immigration judges that returning to their home country would be unsafe. The policy also addresses cases where countries such as India, China, Vietnam, Laos, and others refuse to accept their own nationals who have left, particularly those with criminal records. According to reporting, the Trump administration has now secured agreements with at least seven African nations, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, Eswatini, and Equatorial Guinea. Additional deals are under negotiation with more than 40 other countries. Migrants have already been sent to Ghana, Rwanda, South Sudan, and Uganda under similar arrangements. Reuters reportedly earlier this week said that Congo was preparing to accept at least 45 deportees in the initial group, though the confirmed number that arrived was much smaller, which means they can send another batch their way. The Democratic Republic of the Congo government has described the arrangement as temporary and has been paid by the U.S. to facilitate this. The policy was revived after the Biden administration canceled several similar safe third country agreements established during Trump's first term in 2021. One, congressional Democrats are pooping all over themselves and have criticized the program noting that in February, the administration had spent roughly $40 million to deport only a few hundred migrants to third world countries. Trump administration officials view the strategy as an effective tool that pressures detained migrants to agree to voluntarily repatriate to their home countries rather than risk being sent to a distant, unfamiliar location in Africa. Again, may I say, absolutely epic. Good luck on getting home, guys. please share and subscribe and always remember anything's possible bizarro world