Statele Unite au expulzat peste 25.000 de străini în ţări terţe în baza unor acorduri secrete

A global investigation reveals that the U.S. has expelled over 25,000 individuals to third countries under secret agreements with 35 nations. Since President Trump returned to office in January 2025, the U.S. has signed deals with countries in Latin America, Africa, and the Pacific to accept foreigners who cannot be legally returned to their home countries. The investigation, involving 72 journalists from 23 media outlets, indicates that the U.S. allocated at least $410 million for these arrangements. Many of the expelled individuals face legal uncertainties in their new countries, often lacking rights and facing detention. The U.S. has pressured African nations to accept these individuals, sometimes using threats of tariffs or aid reductions. The Department of State's Bureau of Remigration has been primarily responsible for these negotiations and payments, with some countries receiving direct financial incentives to accept expelled individuals.