Migrants deported from the United States to the DRC: only one Colombian is still in Kinshasa
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On April 5, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) announced an agreement with Washington to welcome migrants expelled by the United States. On April 17, a first group of 15 people arrived in Kinshasa.
On April 5, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) announced an agreement with Washington to welcome migrants expelled by the United States. On April 17, a first group of 15 people arrived in Kinshasa. Nearly two months later, only one Colombian is still in the Congolese capital. But questions remain: was there a quid pro quo for the DRC? And will this system continue?
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