Trump Finds Terrifying New Country To Send Deported Immigrants
May 8, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Trump administration began deporting immigrants to yet another country this week, and this might be the most dangerous of all of the countries currently accepting our deportees (El Salvador and Rwanda being the others.) The country of Libya accepted a flight of deported people this week, in spite of our own State Department issuing a travel warning saying that Americans should avoid the country due to the rampant crime, armed conflict, and human rights abuses. This has gone beyond cruelty for the administration, and they are now hoping that these people meet their demise, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.
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A couple weeks ago, the administration quietly began deporting migrants from the United States to a second country. It wasn't just El Salvador anymore. This time they were sending them to the African country of Rwanda. Well, fast forward two weeks and it appears the Trump administration has actually found a third country willing to take migrants. And this one, they kept exceptionally hush hush, but migrants were loaded onto a military airplane destination. Libya, the Trump administration now plans on sending deported individuals, human beings to Libya a country that they are not from, where they likely do not speak the language, and of course will be completely out of the reach of the US media. We're not gonna be able to see what happens to them once they step off that airplane. We're not gonna know their fates. We're not gonna know if they get, you know, taken into human trafficking or if they get killed or, you know, inscripted into a military service for a country they don't know.
But that's the plan. That is what this administration is now doing. Too much heat on El Salvador, right? So let's ship them to places across the Atlantic to different continents so that nobody knows what happens to them after that. And by the way, the people they actually did send to Rwanda are also not from Rwanda. They're people who cannot go back to their home countries. So they just said, well, screw it. We'll ship 'em to Rwanda. Rwanda in exchange requested just $200,000. That's it. $200,000. We'll take all the people. You don't want it there. El Salvador did it for 6 million. Hell, Libya may even be doing it for free. The reason Libya is so dangerous, far more dangerous, by the way, than the El Salvador in prison than Rwanda, is because Libya is one of the worst countries on the planet with regard to human rights. In fact, it is so dangerous in Libya that our own state department has put out warnings telling Americans, don't go to Libya because you probably die. Here's what the State Department says about how dangerous Libya is, um, due to crime, terrorism, unexploded landmines, civil unrest, kidnapping, and armed conflict. Now, all of that, of course, is exceptionally bad. Uh, but to me, the one that really does stand out is the unexploded landmines. So again, we're just gonna send people who are not from Libya
Probably don't speak any native languages over there, may not recognize certain signs that say, don't step here landmines. People will die, and we will never know about it. That's the other part of this. We'll never know about it, but the death, the disappearing, that's the point. You know, a lot of people always say like, the cruelty is the point. And so far that has been true. But this administration is waving bye-bye to cruelty in the rear view mirror. They're now, I believe, actively hoping these people do die. They want 'em dead. The misdemeanor offense of coming into our country illegally is now basically a death sentence for these people. They want them to die, and they want these disappeared individuals to serve as a warning for everybody else out there. If you come into our country, the same fate awaits you. You'll be shipped off in the dead of the night to a country. You have no idea where it even is. You have no family, you have no relatives, you have no means of communication with anyone, and we're gonna leave you there to die.
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