Six Afghan and Cuban Deportees Arrive in Guyana Under US Third-Country Deal
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- Six deportees from the United States, including two Afghans and four Cubans, arrived in Guyana under a new migration cooperation framework.
- Guyana’s Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud confirmed the arrival as the Trump administration expands its use of third-country deportations.
Six people deported from the United States have arrived in Guyana under a new migration cooperation arrangement between Washington and Georgetown.
The group consists of two Afghans and four Cubans, Guyana’s Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud said. They arrived on Friday.
The transfer comes as the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump expands its use of third-country deportations, sending deportees to countries other than their own.
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