75 US Deportees To End Up On Tiny Island In Cash Deal With Local Rulers
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75 US Deportees To End Up On Tiny Island In Cash Deal With Local Rulers In the Trump administration's latest display of creativity when it comes to unloading unwanted immigrants, the United States has made a deal with the rulers of the tiny Pacific island nation of Palau, which will take 75 rejected migrants off Uncle Sam's hands in exchange for $100,000 per head.
The deportees in question will be a diverse group, but they'll likely share one thing in common -- none of them are from Palau, or ever heard of it. Palau will serve as a small relief valve for situations where a migrant's home country refuses to take them back. “Palau and the United States signed a Memorandum of Understanding allowing up to 75 third country nationals, who have never been charged with a crime, to live and work in...
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