America's Deportation Hubs - Why Are African Nations Taking U.S. Migrants?

America's Deportation Hubs - Why Are African Nations Taking U.S. Migrants?

​The U.S. is facing a new kind of immigration puzzle, and the solution is unfolding in Africa. A little-known but powerful network of "third-country" deportation agreements is sending African migrants, and others, to nations they have no ties to.

​But what's in it for these African countries? This video goes beyond the headlines to reveal the geopolitical and economic reasons behind these controversial deals. We investigate:
​The Secret System: How the U.S. is bypassing traditional deportation methods and leveraging agreements with countries like Ghana, Uganda, Eswatini, and Rwanda.

​The "Pay-to-Play" Model: Reports suggest these agreements are not just diplomatic. We examine the potential financial aid, sanctions relief, and other incentives that motivate these nations to become deportation destinations.

​The New Global Power Play: How these policies are being used as a tool of foreign policy, linking migration control to U.S. strategic interests in Africa.

​The Moral and Legal Debate: We speak with legal experts and human rights advocates who argue that these policies are a form of human trafficking and violate international law.
​This is a story about the changing face of global migration, and the unexpected alliances being formed in its wake.

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