Jamaica Accepts First US Deportation Flight
Jamaica has begun receiving third-country deportations from the U.S., with 22 migrants arriving this week under a new agreement that caps arrivals at 25 every two weeks. The arrangement, signed in June, allows the U.S. to deport migrants claiming their home countries are unsafe, with Jamaica serving as a transit country supported by international organizations. The U.S. Supreme Court is currently reviewing the legality of third-country deportation policies, with the Trump administration continuing removals amid ongoing legal challenges.
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