COMMENTARY: The High Cost of Outsourcing Deportations To Africa
Senator Shaheen led a report criticizing the administration for spending millions on 'third-country' deportation deals she called a policy of waste and abuse.
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Senator Shaheen led a report criticizing the administration for spending millions on 'third-country' deportation deals she called a policy of waste and abuse.
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A commentary criticizes the Trump administration's "third country deportation" policy, citing a U.S. Senate report revealing over $32 million spent to send immigrants to African nations like Rwanda, Equatorial Guinea, and Eswatini. The article highlights extreme costs, inefficiencies, and ethical concerns, labeling the policy as wasteful and lacking oversight.
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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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