Summary
The United States has made an agreement with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to send certain deported individuals there. This decision has caused some people in the DRC to express concern because of existing conflict and insecurity in the country.
Key Facts
- The US has a deal with the DRC to send 'third-country' deportees to the country.
- 'Third-country' deportees are individuals deported from a country they were not born in.
- Some people in the DRC are unhappy with this deal.
- Concerns are due to ongoing conflict and insecurity in the DRC.
- The arrival of more people could add to the country's current challenges.
