How US is using cash and threats to dump migrants in Africa

The US is reportedly funding deals with Eswatini and Rwanda to deport migrants without due process, spending millions to secure agreements. These countries are holding deportees without charge or access to legal representation, raising serious human rights concerns. This strategy underscores the US's hardline approach to immigration control, often prioritizing financial incentives over the well-being and legal rights of migrants, which has significant implications for international relations and refugee protections.