People who fled their home countries to seek safety in the United States are now being sent to

People who fled their home countries to seek safety in the United States are now being sent to places they’ve never lived in—and in many cases, never even set foot in 🌍 The Democratic Republic of Congo has been added to the list under a new deal, allowing the U.S. to deport migrants there simply because the government agreed to accept them. These transfers happen without any say from the migrants and with no real protection once they arrive ⚖️ Legal experts warn this raises serious due process and human rights concerns, especially when the receiving country may not be safe. Deals like this have already been made with countries including Ghana, Cameroon, Uganda, Equatorial Guinea, and Eswatini 🚨 The administration has reportedly spent at least $40 million to deport around 300 migrants to countries that are not their own. The asylum system exists to protect people from exactly this kind of forced exile, and legal advocates are actively fighting back in courts across the world 💼 Motions filed by ICE to throw out your asylum case and send you to a third country can be overcome. If the government tries to pretermit your asylum case, call an asylum lawyer immediately 📞 I’m Brian Manning. If you need help with an asylum case or overcoming one of these motions, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.