COMMENTARY: The High Cost of Outsourcing Deportations To Africa
Senator Jeanne Shaheen led the Senate report criticizing the deportation deals as the epitome of fraud, waste, and abuse.
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Senator Jeanne Shaheen led the Senate report criticizing the deportation deals as the epitome of fraud, waste, and abuse.
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A Senate report reveals the Trump administration spent over $32 million paying African nations to accept deportees with no ties to those countries, sparking criticism over high costs and lack of oversight.
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report
Jamaica Inquirer – Daily Jamaica & Caribbean News, Culture & Business reports that Shaheen’s report details $32 million in deportation costs, while St. Kitts Gazette – Daily News from St. Kitts & the Caribbean highlights the deals’ high costs and lack of oversight. Coverage largely agrees that Shaheen’s report criticizes the administration’s third-country deportation deals.
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Co-author of Senate report
Co-author of Senate report