Antigua reopens talks with U.S. on deportees
Antigua and Barbuda will resume talks with the United States on a limited deal to accept some third-country deportees, but only under strict parliamentary safeguards, Ambassador Sir Ronald Sanders said. The government says each transfer would need separate approval and clear rules on legal status, security, housing and costs, after Guyana already accepted six deportees under a similar arrangement.
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US$7.7M for Guyana to take in U.S. deportees
The U.S. has given US$7.74 million to the IOM to help Guyana temporarily receive and process third-country nationals deported from the United States, with the first six arrivals already confirmed. President Irfaan Ali says Guyana will approve each case itself, exclude high-risk or vulnerable people, and will not handle forced removals, amid concern over costs and human rights risks.
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