Rwanda's Foreign Minister confirms talks with the U.S. regarding taking in third-country nationals deported from the U.S. amid President Trump's focus on deporting illegal immigrants. Critics express concerns over Rwanda's human rights record under President Paul Kagame and suggest it is not a suitable place for deportees.
Key Points
Rwanda in talks with the U.S. about a deal on migration for third-country nationals deported from the U.S.
President Trump's administration focusing on deporting illegal immigrants
Critics question Rwanda's suitability as a destination for deportees due to human rights concerns
Pros
Potential solution for the U.S. in handling deported individuals
Cons
Critics raise concerns about Rwanda's human rights record under President Kagame
Previous similar initiatives with other countries did not succeed