USA: Central African Republic agrees to host migrants expelled by Trump administration

The Central African Republic has agreed to host migrants expelled by the United States, according to Reuters, becoming the latest African country linked to the Trump administration's third-country transfer policy. The deal allows Washington to deport migrants to a third country even if they are not nationals, a strategy recently upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. Prior to CAR, the DRC, Ghana, and Sierra Leone were approached.