THE Trump administration is in early diplomatic negotiations with Rwanda to use the country as a temporary holding site for us deportees, according to Rwanda's foreign minister, reports London's Independent.
Foreign Minister Olivier JP Nduhungirehe confirmed the talks on Rwandan state television, raising concerns over the humanitarian conditions that led the UK to abandon a similar plan.
The US has previously used El Salvador and other nations as stopover locations for deportees before transferring them to their home countries.
The potential deal comes as the Trump administration faces criticism for failing to meet its deportation targets and for reportedly deporting US citizen children, including one with cancer.
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Foreign Minister Olivier JP Nduhungirehe confirmed the talks on Rwandan state television, raising concerns over the humanitarian conditions that led the UK to abandon a similar plan.
The US has previously used El Salvador and other nations as stopover locations for deportees before transferring them to their home countries.
The potential deal comes as the Trump administration faces criticism for failing to meet its deportation targets and for reportedly deporting US citizen children, including one with cancer.
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