<p>Sending migrants to countries they do not come from can have serious consequences, according to a report from UN human rights experts.</p><p>The deportation of thousands of migrants from the US to third countries has resulted in a series of human rights violations that could have severe consequences, as stated by two dozen UN human rights experts.</p><p>Since Donald Trump resumed the presidency in 2025, the US government has been providing financial incentives to foreign governments to accept migrants, including refugees and asylum seekers, who have no connections to those countries. Agreements have been made with 35 nations, with nearly one-third located in Africa.</p>
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UN Experts Warn of Human Rights Violations from US Deportations to Third Countries
UN human rights experts have expressed concern over the US practice of deporting migrants to third countries, stating it leads to significant human rights violations. Since 2025, the US has made financial agreements with 35 nations to accept these migrants, many of whom lack ties to those countries.
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Trump’s deportations to third countries violate human rights, UN experts warn
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UN Experts Warn of Human Rights Violations from US Deportations to Third Countries