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The Deportation Project: "We welcome them, except the criminals," says Burundian President

The Burundian President spoke about the investigation of a consortium of international media, including FRANCE 24, on the agreements between several African countries and the Trump administration to accommodate people expelled from third countries. Burundi recently hosted a dozen of them. "B Burundi is a host country", explains Evariste Ndayishimiye, stating that her government only asked the United States not to "bring criminals".

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South Sudan: Washington calls on Juba to respond to humanitarian emergencies

The United States threatened the South Sudanese authorities, which could become the target of sanctions if nothing was done to improve the humanitarian situation in the country, where 10 million people needed help. A particularly harsh press release was issued on Sunday, 20 September, by the African Affairs Bureau of the US State Department. The details of Bastien Renouil, France 24 correspondent in Nairobi.

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United States: US Media Allies and Blows Donald Trump

A first hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, September 23rd in Washington, D.C., as part of the lawsuits brought by CNN, MS and Politico, three media outlets, against their exclusion from the White House by Donald Trump. The U.S. Department of Justice still martes, in a submission filed on Tuesday, September 22, that "access to the White House is a privilege, not a right". The details of Anne Corpet, an international columnist in France 24.

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Iran - United States: a direct dialogue between the two countries?

The Iranian Head of State, Massoud Pezeshkian, arrived in New York for his speech scheduled for Wednesday, 23 September, at the UN Annual General Assembly. Last week, the State Department announced the granting of visas to Mr. Pezeshkian and his delegation. An unprecedented decision for a leader of a country in conflict with the United States. The explanations of Siavosh Ghazi, correspondent France 24 in Tehran.

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Iran, IA, Cuba, Ukraine... Donald Trump's speech at the UN rostrum

Donald Trump assured on Tuesday 22 September in the UN rostrum that Cuba would "fall", without saying how, stating that his government wanted a "substantive change" on the island. The Cuban Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodriguez, described the statements of the President of the United States as "calumnia".

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UN: Feedback on Trump's speech "reaffirms" his "power"

The President of the United States focused his speech on the country's internal policy, less than a month and a half away from the "midterms". He drew up an assessment of the US military by insisting on the issue of ammunition, thus contradicting Pentagon's warnings about the depletion of stocks following aid in Ukraine and Iran. Matthieu Mabin, Washington correspondent, Gauthier Rybinsky, international columnist, and Audrey Racine, environmental journalist.

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Trump, ICE and Africa: Donald Trump's Expulsion Machine Investigation

Since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has developed a fierce anti-immigration policy, and expelled hundreds of people from the United States. They are not sent directly to their country of origin, but to third countries, some of them in Africa, like Ghana or Eswatini. Our journalist Karina Chabour was able to meet some of those expelled. Find his survey in collaboration with Forbidden Stories on our website.

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Secret agreements negotiated by Trump: migrants expelled to Eswatini

An exclusive survey of France 24 and about 20 media partners reveals the mass expulsions of illegal immigrants from the United States to "third countries". Thirteen African countries are affected by these often opaque agreements led by the Trump administration, including the Eswatini, a small landlocked kingdom between South Africa and Mozambique. Caroline Dumay's explanations, corresponding to France 24.

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Expulsions to Cameroon: Trump's Migration Policy's Naufrages

Persecuted in their country of origin, they hoped to start a new life in the United States. They were deported to Cameroon, where they have no ties. France 24 investigated with Forbidden Stories the situation of several African migrant women welcomed in a Yaoundé centre, after their expulsion by the Trump administration, under a secret agreement negotiated between the leaders of the two countries. The explanations of Daviv Rich, journalist in France 24.

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Conflict in Yemen: Donald Trump's fluctuating strategy

Donald Trump has been raving several times in recent days about his strategy in Yemen, divided between Saudi pressure to hit the pro-Iranian Houthis and the risk of engaging the United States in a new front in the Middle East, according to the New York Times. The explanations of Matthieu Mabin, correspondent France 24 in Washington.

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The story of Rabbiatu Kuyateh, arrested, detained and expelled from the United States

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

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