ICE expands deportations to Africa, including Afghans who aided U.S. military

Afghans and other migrants, including relatives of U.S. military allies, are being deported to African nations, potentially displacing individuals from their established communities.

In a significant departure from established practice, the United States is now deporting Afghan migrants — including relatives of those who aided American military forces — to African nations such as the Central African Republic, rather than to their countries of origin. The policy reflects a deliberate expansion of third-country deportation authority under the Trump administration, stretching the geography of removal to places where those deported have no roots, no family, and no future waiting for them. It raises an ancient and unresolved question: what does a nation owe to those who stood b

ICE expands deportations to Africa, including Afghans who aided U.S. military

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