Potential relocation of Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The administration has discussed this plan with Libya's leadership, despite denying the report from NBC News.

Trump Administration's Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for releasing frozen funds. The plan is met with skepticism and criticism from various parties involved.

Potential Plan to Relocate Palestinians from Gaza to Libya

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a plan to relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya in exchange for funds. The plan is controversial and faces many obstacles.

Deportation Flights to Libya and Saudi Arabia

Federal judge rules potential deportation flights to Libya or Saudi Arabia would violate court order if advanced notification is not provided to impacted illegal immigrants and their attorneys. Immigration lawyers seek temporary restraining order to prevent non-citizen removals without notice and opportunity for fear-based claims. Reports indicate plans to deport Laotian, Vietnamese, and Philippine illegal immigrants to Libya. Libya denies deportation deal with the U.S.

U.S. Immigration Policy

The Trump administration is considering sending migrants to Libya with the help of other countries willing to take them in.

Trump Administration's Plan to Send Migrants to Detention Centers in Libya

The Trump administration plans to send migrants to detention centers in Libya, facing pushback for similar actions in the past. Libya's migrant detention centers are described as 'horrific' and 'deplorable' by human rights groups. The country is in severe conflict and has faced civil war since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

Trump administration planning to deport migrants without legal status to Libya

The Trump administration is planning to deport migrants without legal status to Libya, a country plagued by armed conflict, despite denials from Libyan officials. Other African countries are also being considered for deportations. The deportations to Libya would be carried out by the U.S. military, using a single aircraft. Libya is divided into two parts, each governed by different factions, and is a popular route for migrants trying to reach Europe. The Trump administration has been seeking to deport migrants to third countries, with agreements signed with El Salvador, Colombia, and other Latin American countries.

Deportation Deal with Uzbekistan

President Trump's DHS struck a historic deal with Uzbekistan to deport illegal aliens back to their home country, fully funded by Uzbekistan. Similar deals are being pursued with Rwanda and Libya. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed the intention to send 'despicable human beings' to other countries to prevent them from returning to the US.

Migrant Rescue off Tunisia's Coast

64 migrants rescued from a capsized boat off Tunisia's coast, attempting to reach Europe illegally. No deaths reported. Migrants likely set off from Libya. More than 30,000 migrants arrived in Italy from Libya in 2024. Over 100 migrants have died or gone missing in the central Mediterranean in 2025.

Mass Graves Found in Libya

Mass graves found in Libya containing bodies of migrants, some with gunshot wounds. Authorities conducting forensic tests and have detained suspects. Libya has become a transit route for migrants fleeing conflict and poverty to Europe.

Nicolas Sarkozy on Trial for Illegal Campaign Financing from Libya

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is on trial in Paris for allegedly receiving illegal financing from the Libyan government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi during his 2007 campaign. This is one of the most serious legal threats he has faced since leaving office.

Leaked Photos of Hannibal Gadhafi in Lebanon

Leaked photos of Hannibal Gadhafi, son of Libya's late dictator, in a tiny underground cell in Lebanon have raised concerns. Libyan authorities demand improvements in his living conditions. Gadhafi has been held in Lebanon since 2015 after being kidnapped from Syria. A Lebanese delegation visited Beirut to discuss his release, but talks stalled.

Dismissal of Civil Lawsuits Against Former Libyan Military Commander

U.S. judge dismisses civil lawsuits against former Libyan military commander accused of war crimes due to lack of jurisdiction, despite his U.S. citizenship and ties to Virginia. The commander, Khalifa Hifter, denied orchestrating attacks against civilians.

Celebrating the Work of Photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus

An article celebrating the work of acclaimed photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus, who covered conflicts in the Middle East and Afghanistan. It includes a selection of her impactful images portraying daily life and tragedy in war-torn regions.

Mass Grave of Migrants Discovered in Western Libya

The U.N.'s migration agency expressed alarm over a mass grave containing the bodies of at least 65 migrants in western Libya. The migrants likely died while being smuggled through the desert. Libya is a major route for migrants heading to Europe, with many facing abuse and dangers along the way.