Quoted by the BBC portal Head of Rwanda diplomacy Olivier Nduhungirehe confirmed that the government is conducting talks with Administration of president Donald Trump on the admission of deportees from the USA migrants with a criminal past.
Nduhungirehe stated in an interview with Rwandan tv that the authorities in Kigali believe that it should “give a second chance for migrants who have problems worldwide“ and talks with Washington began in January, shortly after Trump’s inauguration.
The U.S. wants to get free of criminals. Conversations ongoing
The BBC recalls that Secretary of State Marco Rubio said late that the United States is leading talks with respective countries and "actively seek" states willing to accept "some of the most wicked people".
On the another hand, CNN reported in late April that Trump's administration was talking about accepting migrants with criminal evidence from Rwanda and Libya.
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The United States already has akin Agreement with El Salvadorwho welcomes Venezuelans and keeps them at a terrorist center. any groups of US deportees besides adopted Costa Rica and Panama.
Migration crisis. London agreed with Kigali, then withdrew
By 2022 Rwanda had already concluded akin Agreement with Britainby which asylum seekers in the United Kingdom were to be deported to an African country.
The contract was discontinued erstwhile the election was won by the Labour Party, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer headed the fresh British government.
In addition to sending migrants with criminal past, Trump officials besides hope to start formal negotiations with Libya, with which they would like to conclude a alleged safe 3rd country agreement that would enable the United States to send detainees at the US border but asylum seekers to that country, stated CNN in April.
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