ICE Deports Latin American Migrants to West Africa, Leaving Them Stranded

Latin American migrants were deported to West Africa, chained during transport, and left stranded in countries with no prior knowledge or connection to their situation.

In a practice that stretches the boundaries of law and conscience, the United States government has been placing Latin American migrants — people whose lives, families, and futures were rooted elsewhere — onto planes bound for West Africa, countries they had never heard of and to which they have no connection. Framed by immigration authorities as third-country removals, the policy has left hundreds stranded on another continent, chained during transport and abandoned without resources, language, or recourse. It is a moment that asks an old and unresolved question: where does enforcement end an

ICE Deports Latin American Migrants to West Africa, Leaving Them Stranded

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