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Liberia has announced its intention to host up to 1,200 deported migrants from the United States over the next 12 months, marking a shift in the deportation policy adopted by the Trump administration, which increasingly relies on transferring migrants to third countries rather than directly returning them to their home countries. Liberia has begun welcoming the first group of deportees as part of agreements with Washington, without receiving any financial compensation. The program includes migrants from Africa and Latin America, with an option for them to apply for asylum. This move is part of the United States’ efforts to deport undocumented migrants, turning Africa into a primary destination for this initiative, as several countries have signed agreements to accept deportees, employing a mix of incentives and pressure.
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