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The Trump administration has made deals with 35 countries to deport up to 25,000 migrants from the U.S. to various international locations, often without prior connections. Journalists, including Louisa Loveluck from The Guardian, are investigating the implications and legality of these actions.
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The Trump administration has made deals with 35 countries to deport up to 25,000 migrants from the U.S. to various international locations, often without prior connections. Journalists, including Louisa Loveluck from The Guardian, are investigating the implications and legality of these actions.
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