Documentos internos del gobierno obtenidos por CBS News muestran que la administración Trump ha ampliado su campaña para persuadir a países de todo el mundo de que ayuden a su ofensiva contra la inmigración ilegal aceptando deportaciones de migrantes que no son sus propios ciudadanos. Camilo Montoya-Gálvez lo explica.

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The Trump administration has secured agreements with Honduras and Uganda to accept migrants deported from the United States who are not citizens of those countries. According to internal government documents, Honduras will host Latin American migrants from other Spanish-speaking nations, including families with children, while Uganda will accept deportees from other African countries who do not have criminal records. 

These agreements are part of a broader strategy to deter undocumented immigration by sending a message that migrants may be sent to distant countries where they have no ties. The number of people affected so far remains relatively small. Additionally, a recent appeals court decision has paused a previous ruling that blocked the administration from ending temporary protected status for over 60,000 immigrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal.

EE.UU. cierra acuerdos de deportación con Honduras y Uganda

La administración Trump trabaja para intentar alcanzar sus agresivos objetivos de deportación y ha señalado más, debería decir, más acuerdos con países donde los inmigrantes indocumentados pueden ser enviados. La reportera de inmigración de CBS News Camila Montoya Gálvez fue la primera en informar sobre la nueva acuerdos y se une a mí ahora. Camila, ¿dónde están, cuáles son estos nuevos países? Bueno, John, la administración Trump ha montado una campaña agresiva, diplomáticamente hablando, para convencer a todos los países del mundo de que acepten a personas que no son suyas. incluyendo naciones con, francamente, problemáticos historiales de derechos humanos. Y hemos obtenido documentos internos del gobierno que muestran que Uganda y Honduras han acordado estas llamadas deportaciones a terceros países. Según los documentos que obtuvimos, Honduras ha acordado acoger a latinoamericanos latinoamericanos de otros países hispanohablantes, incluidas familias con niños. Uganda, país de África Oriental, ha aceptado, según los documentos, acoger a los deportados de otras naciones africanas si no tienen antecedentes penales. Ahora, un alto funcionario de Uganda ha dicho a otros medios de prensa que este acuerdo no ha pero nuestros documentos sugieren lo contrario, John. ¿Cuántos países, cuántas personas están siendo enviadas a países de los que no proceden? Es una pregunta excelente. Así que la administración Trump ha enviado, por ejemplo, más de 200 venezolanos a El Salvador para que puedan estar en prisión allí. Desde entonces han sido devueltos a Venezuela. También ha deportado a varios cientos de inmigrantes de Asia y África a Panamá y Costa Rica, y a una docena de delincuentes convictos de América Latina y Asia a varios países africanos. países, incluido Sudán del Sur. Así que es una población relativamente pequeña, pero tenemos que recordar, John, que uno de los objetivos que sustentan este esfuerzo es la disuasión. La administración quiere enviar un mensaje a las personas que están aquí ilegalmente que hay existe la posibilidad de que puedan ser enviados a un país lejano donde no tienen vínculos si lo hacen no se autodeportan. 20 segundos. Ha habido un fallo sobre los esfuerzos de la administración Trump para poner fin a las protecciones temporales. ¿Cuál es el fallo? A principios de verano, un juez federal dijo que la administración no podía poner fin a la temporal estatus de protección temporal de más de 60.000 inmigrantes de Honduras, Nicaragua y Nepal. que esa decisión estaba motivada racialmente. Pero ahora un tribunal de apelación ha puesto en pausa ese fallo, allanando el camino para que la administración termine su estatus legal y sus permisos de guerra.

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