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Rwanda has accepted seven migrants deported from the US, as part of a deal allowing up to 250 deportees. Three deportees want to return home, while four plan to stay in Rwanda. The Rwandan government says deportees will receive accommodation, healthcare, and training. This follows a similar, now-cancelled agreement with Britain. While Rwanda highlights its stability and infrastructure, human rights groups express concern about the deal, citing potential legal violations and Rwanda's human rights record.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.