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France 24 investigated a very controversial aspect of Trump's expulsion policy: the transfer of undocumented people from the United States to African countries with which they have no connection. Karina Chabour went to meet these expelled, one of them traveled tied up in "the wrap," a popular ICE restraint system. A survey conducted as part of The Deportation Project coordinated by Forbidden Stories.
France's report 24 "ICE, Trump and Africa: secret agreements, broken lives," made in coordination with Forbidden Stories, reveals the raw reality of migrants in the United States without legal status resolved that are sent to "third countries," while their situation is resolved. The mobilization takes place despite the fact that many of them have lived and worked for decades in the American Union. In the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 we spoke to our senior journalist and reporter, Karina Chabour, who told us about the main findings of the investigation.
For this edition of Reporters +, Karina Chaour investigated the dark side of U.S. President Donald Trump's migration policy: how the ICE deports immigrants to so-called third countries in Africa, far from the United States and often far from their countries of origin.
In an exclusive research by France 24 on the migration policy of the United States President, Donald Trump, our reporter Karina Chabour, along with a 26-media consortium coordinated by Forbidden Stories and RFI, revealed how the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) deports migrants to so-called "third countries" in Africa: away from the United States and often away from their countries of origin. This research is part of the Deportation Project. Romeo Langlois, a senior journalist and reporter from France 24, told us more about the development of the investigation
Among these men and women expelled from the United States, some have been living on American soil for decades. They had worked there, paid their taxes and built their lives. From day to day, they are arrested, detained, and sent to countries they do not know, where they have no resources or clearly established status. Karina Chabour, journalist in the investigation "The Deportation Project" and Lise Kiennemann, journalist Les Observateurs à France 24
In this issue of Reporters+, Karina Chabour investigates an unknown face of American migration policy: the expulsion of people to third countries in Africa, away from the United States and sometimes away from their country of origin.
For this edition of Reporters+, Karina Chabour investigated the dark side of US President Donald Trump’s immigration policy: How ICE deports immigrants to so-called third countries in Africa, far from the United States and often far from their countries of origin.
