Eye on Africa: Migrants deported from US stuck in DRC
Summary
Fifteen migrants from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru were deported from the United States and flown to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). They experienced a long 27-hour flight while handcuffed and shackled and are now stuck in the DRC.Key Facts
- Migrants came from Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
- They were deported from the United States.
- The flight to the Democratic Republic of Congo lasted 27 hours.
- Migrants were handcuffed and shackled during the flight.
- They arrived in the DRC and are currently stuck there.
- The report was shared by AFP and filmed by Emily Boyle.
- The deportation happened quietly without much public notice.
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