Nine African migrants expelled by US to Cameroon - Lawyer

Nine migrants from Ghana, Angola, Ethiopia, and Congo-Brazzaville arrived this week in Cameroon after being expelled from the United States. This expulsion is part of an agreement between the two countries, with Washington paying Cameroon $30 million to participate in the program. The migrants, consisting of six women and three men, join a group of seventeen previously deported immigrants, some of whom have been sent back to their countries of origin after arriving in Cameroon.