United States deports 25 migrants to Costa Rica

The United States deported its first contingent of 25 migrants (9 women and 16 men) to Costa Rica on Saturday, April 11, marking the beginning of a bilateral agreement between the two countries.

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This accord is part of U.S.

migration policy aimed at strengthening deportations to third-country destinations in Central America.

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