New 60 Minutes report on "third-country deporations"
Summary
A new CBS 60 Minutes report covers the issue of "third-country deportations." Moussa Diawara, deported from the U.S., was sent to Mali by Ghanaian officials even though a U.S. judge ruled he could not be deported there. Diawara describes becoming homeless and hiding after this.Key Facts
- The report focuses on "third-country deportations," where people are sent to countries other than their home country.
- Moussa Diawara was deported from the U.S. and then forced by Ghanaian officials onto a flight to Mali.
- A U.S. immigration judge had ruled that Diawara could not be deported to Mali.
- After arriving in Mali, Diawara became homeless and went into hiding.
- The 60 Minutes report airs Sunday at 7 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and streams on Paramount+.
- The case raises questions about the legality and handling of deportations by multiple countries.
- "Third-country deportations" is an immigration-related topic involving the U.S. government and other nations.
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