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2026-06-18 Caribbean-Latin America
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Jamaica in Talks With U.S. on Hosting Deported Third-Country Migrants
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[KhaamaPress] Jamaica is in discussions with the United States about accepting third-country migrants colonists deported from the U.S., Deputy Prime Minister Horace Chang has said, according to Rooters.
Speaking on Tuesday, Chang said no final agreement has yet been reached, but confirmed ongoing talks over a possible arrangement under which Jamaica would serve as a transit location for migrants colonists removed from the United States.
The discussions are part of a broader U.S. effort to secure agreements with partner countries willing to receive deported migrants colonists from third countries. Similar arrangements have reportedly been explored with several nations, often involving financial or logistical support from Washington.
The issue has drawn attention among Afghan refugees and asylum seekers after reports that some Afghan nationals who assisted U.S. forces and were awaiting resettlement could be transferred to third countries rather than being admitted directly to the United States.
Recent reports have indicated that Washington is considering relocating certain Afghan evacuees currently housed in Qatar
...an emirate on the east coast of the Arabian Peninsula. It sits on some really productive gas and oil deposits, which produces the highest per capita income in the world. They piss it all away on religion, financing the Moslem Brotherhood and several al-Qaeda affiliates. Home of nutbag holy manYusuf al-Qaradawi...
to third countries, including destinations in Africa, as part of efforts to manage refugee processing and immigration backlogs.
The development comes as Western governments continue to reassess migration policies toward Afghan nationals. Germany this week deported 32 Afghan citizens convicted of serious crimes to Kabul on a charter flight, marking one of the latest removals carried out since the return of the Taliban
 ...mindless ferocity in a turban...
to power in 2021.
Human rights groups have raised concerns about deportations and third-country transfers involving Afghans, citing Afghanistan’s ongoing humanitarian crisis, economic hardship, and restrictions affecting large segments of the population. International agencies have repeatedly warned that millions of Afghans remain dependent on humanitarian assistance.
While U.S. officials have not announced any final decision regarding Afghan evacuees, the debate highlights growing international efforts to balance immigration enforcement, refugee protection obligations, and regional migration management.
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