Bahamas declines Trump proposition to take in deported third-country migrants

Bahamas declines Trump proposition to take in deported third-country migrants

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Countries throughout the Americas are bracing for UnitedStates president-elect’s strategy to bring out a mass deportation operation.

Published On 5 Dec 2024

The Bahamas states it has turneddown a proposition from the shift group of United States President-elect Donald Trump to take in migrants from other nations who might be deported by the inbound administration.

In a declaration on Thursday, the workplace of Bahamian Prime Minister Philip Davis stated the plan to have the Bahamas accept deportation flights “was evaluated and strongly declined”.

“The Bahamas merely does not have the resources to accommodate such a demand,” Davis’s workplace stated.

“Since the Prime Minister’s rejection of this proposition, there hasactually been no evenmore engagement or conversations with the Trump shift group or any other entity concerning this matter. The Government of The Bahamas stays dedicated in its position.”

Trump, who won last month’s UnitedStates governmental election and will take workplace on January 20, hasactually guaranteed to bring out the “largest deportation operation” in the nation’s history.

The Office of the Prime Minister wants to address current reports relatingto a proposition from the Trump shift group in the United States for The Bahamas to accept deportation flights of migrants from other nations. This matter was provided to the Government of The Bahamas…

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The proposed effort hasactually stimulated condemnation from rights supporters and raised concerns about the expediency of gettingridof millions of undocumented immigrants from the nation.

The Department of Homeland Security approximates 11 million “unauthorised” individuals lived in the UnitedStates as of2022 The Bahamas census for the verysame year reveals the nation has less than 400,000 individuals overall.

Trump’s deportation strategies will likewise likely test the limitations of his power as president, as any “mass deportation” would include legal difficulties and cooperation with foreign federalgovernments.

Citing 3 unnamed sources, NBC News reported earlier on Thursday that Trump’s group was preparing a list of nations that it might sendout migrants to needto their home nations not concur to take them back.

The list consistedof the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos Islands, Panama and Grenada, the sources informed the UnitedStates news outlet.

In 2019, throughout Trump’s initially term as president, the UnitedStates signed a offer with Guatemala requiring asylum applicants who transited through the Central American nation on their method to the US-Mexico border to veryfirst use for defense there.

The so-called “safe 3rd nation” contract permitted the Trump administration to deport individuals from 3rd nations, such as Honduras and El Salvador, to Guatemala.

It stays uncertain whether any nations will concur to take in deported, third-country m

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