US Strikes Deportation Deals Amid Human Rights Concerns | JQJO

The US has struck deportation deals with Honduras and Uganda, agreeing to send migrants to these countries even if they are not their citizens of origin. Honduras will accept hundreds of Spanish-speaking migrants over two years, while Uganda's acceptance number remains unclear. These agreements are part of the Trump administration's broader effort to pressure other nations into accepting deported individuals, despite human rights concerns raised by activists and international organizations. This policy has faced criticism for potentially violating international law and endangering migrants by sending them to countries where they may face harm.