U.S. and Rwanda in negotiations over accepting relocated immigrants from America, as stated by Rwandan minister
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In a shocking turn of events, Rwanda - the heart of Central Africa - is in hot discussions with Donald Trump's administration over a potential deal. This deal involves accepting deported migrants from the US, according to a late Sunday confirmation from Rwanda's foreign minister Olivier Nduhungirehe, as reported by Reuters news agency.
Nduhungirehe revealed that the talks are in the early stages, with no clear details yet on the exact course of action. However, he did mention that both parties are busy deliberating, and more updates are on the horizon. When NBC News reached out to the Rwandan government, they were yet to respond, and the White House simply stated that they had no comment overnight.
During his campaign, Trump promised the "biggest deportation operation" in US history, and since taking office, he has been actively implementing this promise. Deportations have already been carried out to numerous destinations, including El Salvador, with legal action pending over allegations of illegal ICE arrests, detentions, and removals.
Rumors have been swirling that the US is seeking international partnerships to offload these deportees amid a crackdown on foreign visa holders, student activists, and suspected criminal gang members. While specific countries for deportation are not yet disclosed, it seems Rwanda is being seriously considered as a recipient for deportees from various nations. Intriguingly, Rwanda boasts past experience with such arrangements, having previously facilitated deportations from the United Kingdom[1].
So, stay tuned for updates on this developing story. The world waits with bated breath to see how negotiations unfold and where these deportees will eventually end up.
[1] Previous Deal with the United Kingdom: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/uk-repatriates-rwandan-convicts-2021-05-19/
- The Rwandan foreign minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, confirmed a potential deal with the Trump administration involving Rwanda accepting deported migrants from the US, as reported by Reuters news agency.
- The deal discussions are currently in the early stages, with no clear details yet on the exact course of action, as stated by Nduhungirehe.
- Rwanda is a potential recipient country for deportees from various nations, according to rumors swirling about international partnerships to offload deportees amid a crackdown on foreign visa holders, student activists, and suspected criminal gang members.
- In the past, Rwanda has facilitated deportations from the United Kingdom, as mentioned in previous news.
- Politicians, media outlets, and general public remain anxiously watching as negotiations on this deal progress through its stages, with interest in knowing where these deportees will eventually end up.
