US in talks with Jamaica to send third-country migrants as rift widens in Caribbean

The U.S. is negotiating with Jamaica to accept migrants from other countries, as tensions in the Caribbean grow. Jamaica's National Security Minister confirmed a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which would send up to 25 non-Jamaican deportees every two weeks. While housing arrangements remain to be finalized, this move would align Jamaica with countries like Mexico and El Salvador in managing third-country migrant resettlements. This shift highlights the complex dynamics of international migration and regional cooperation amid rising Caribbean tensions.