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US Spends $410 Million on Deportation Deals With 31 Countries

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The United States has approved at least $410 million in agreements with 31 nations to facilitate the deportation of migrants to third countries. The deals are part of a broader US effort to expand its network of countries willing to accept deported migrants. At least $81 million of the total funding consists of direct payments made to 13 foreign governments. The arrangements reflect the US administration's push to accelerate migrant removals beyond standard bilateral deportation channels.

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