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• Up to 14 U.S. deportees comprising of nationals from Nigeria and The Gambia have already been received in Ghana.
• President John Mahama says ECOWAS protocols allow for the free movement of people from member states without the express demand of visas.
• Rwanda, Uganda, South Sudan and Eswatini have also reported receiving U.S. deportees under Donald Trump’s push to weed out illegal immigrants.

Ghana has accepted a plan accept U.S. deportees, joining other African countries Rwanda, Uganda, South Sudan and Eswatini in receiving individuals kicked out of America under President Donald Trump’s push to weed out illegal immigrants in the nation.

According to media updates, up to 14 U.S. deportees comprising of nationals from Nigeria and The Gambia have already been received in Ghana as Donald Trump ramps up his campaign against undocumented immigrants and law violators in America.

The BBC quoted President John Mahama of Ghana saying that U.S. deportees, …

• For years, besieged Kilmar Abrego Garcia worked as a construction worker in U.S. state of Maryland, where he lived with his wife and children.
• The Salvadorian national was, however, arrested in March and wrongly deported to a jail in his homeland: El Salvador.
• The Trump administration says Garcia was a member of the MS-13 gang, an accusation that he denies even as the push to dump him in Uganda intensifies.

From the streets of Kampala to the corridors of power in U.S. Donald Trump’s administration, one name, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, keeps popping up in the evolving illegal immigrants’ deportation global debate.

According to various media reports, detainee Kilmar Abrego Garcia continues to attract attention as the 30-year-old construction worker and Salvadorian national puts up a spirited fight to avoid a potential 20-hour flight from the U.S. to Kampala, Uganda, in the heart of Africa.

Before he surrendered to the police …

• Trump’s deportation list has people from virtually every nation in the world, including Africa.
• Amnesty Internation has protested inhumane treatment of deportees.
• Chains, cuffs, military planes used to ‘criminalize’ immigrants.

Thousands of people from Africa are fast joining Trump’s deportation list, one of the trending topic across all media, following a nationwide US immigration crackdown that resulted in thousands of arrests, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reported. US president Donald Trump returned to power on a ‘Mass Deportation’ ticket and he is living up to this eerie promise.

The nearly 1000 arrests per day look overwhelming and could surpass what his predecessor, Joe Biden, carried during the last four years in office. Biden okayed 1.5 million deportations, according to figures by the Migration Policy Institute.

While Biden focused on individuals who had committed crimes, Trump is going for any and all undocumented persons. “Since taking office, Trump …