Rwanda confirms it received seven immigrants deported under Donald Trump
Summary
Rwanda confirmed it received seven people deported from the United States. This is the first transfer as part of an agreement that could eventually involve up to 250 people being sent to Rwanda. The individuals will receive support from the Rwandan government to help them settle.Key Facts
- Seven immigrants were deported from the United States to Rwanda.
- This deportation is part of a deal to possibly send up to 250 people to Rwanda.
- The Rwandan government confirmed the arrivals and stated that the deportees arrived in mid-August.
- Three of the deportees want to return to their home countries, while four want to stay in Rwanda.
- Rwanda, Uganda, Eswatini, and South Sudan have agreed to accept such deportees from the US.
- The US government has not commented on the deportation.
- The names of the seven people sent to Rwanda have not been made public.
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