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Jamaica is stepping into a controversial new role as the U.S. seeks to deport non-Jamaican nationals through its territory — a move that could see up to 25 people processed every two weeks, not detained indefinitely, but with housing and compensation still unconfirmed. While the government says this aligns Jamaica with nations like Mexico and Uganda, critics blast the lack of public disclosure and warn of risks to security, reputation, and social systems. The U.S. insists it’s acting legally, despite a court ruling against the policy — and this trend across the Caribbean underscores a growing regional compromise on immigration enforcement.

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