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Jamaica faces mounting human rights scrutiny as it risks violating international law by becoming a transit hub for U.S. deportees—many of whom are protected from return under U.S. law and could face persecution if sent back. As a Refugee Convention signatory, Jamaica legally cannot facilitate refoulement, yet current practices expose deportees to indefinite limbo, potential harm, and constitutional uncertainty. Despite government assurances of humanitarian principles, activists demand transparent, enforceable safeguards, including proper screening and public oversight, to prevent abuse and protect vulnerable individuals with ties to the U.S. and fears of persecution at home.

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