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Rwanda has agreed to accept up to 250 migrants from the US, under a deal reached with the Trump administration. Migrants will receive workforce training, healthcare, and accommodation. Rwanda retains the right to approve each individual for resettlement. The White House hasn't directly commented, but stated ongoing discussions with countries assisting in migrant removal. The deal follows a separate, costly UK plan, the future of which is unclear. Human rights concerns have been raised regarding the legality and safety of such removals to Rwanda.

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