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Why Asian and Mexican immigrants, moments away from being deported to Libya, never left the U.S.
Migrants from Asia and Mexico were woken up at 2:30 a.m. and boarded on a bus to wait outside a military plane for hours.
The Africa Report12h
Is Libya a willing partner or political pawn in Trump’s deportation strategy?
After years of war, a shattered state apparatus and foreign meddling, Libya is once again in the crosshairs of US policy, ...
Human Rights Watch3d
US: Don’t Forcibly Transfer Migrants to Libya
The United States should not forcibly transfer migrants to Libya, where inhumane detention conditions are well-documented, ...
The Libya Observer43m
Qatar, UN hold talks to support Libya’s political process
Qatar’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi, held discussions in Tripoli with the UN ...
The Nation on MSN3dOpinion
Trump Looks to Libya in His Latest Deportation Scheme
Last year, the US State Department noted the “life-threatening” conditions of prisons in Libya. Amnesty International and ...
Was Air Force set to fly deportees to Libya? Good luck finding out.
A news report said a C-17 transport full of undocumented migrants was scheduled to fly to Libya from San Antonio's Kelly ...
The Peninsula Qatar1h
Libya, Islamic Development Bank discuss cooperation prospects
Tripoli: Minister of Finance in the Libyan Government of National Unity Khaled Al Mabrouk discussed Monday with a delegation from the Islamic ...
Migrants, believed to be destined for Libya, sat on a bus for hours then abruptly returned to detention facility
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, a group of detained migrants were bused from a facility in Texas to a base where a ...