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The U.S. is secretly shipping asylum seekers to Sierra Leone — a country where many face real danger — despite court rulings that blocked such deportations. Framed as a “temporary transit” stop, the program, run by private contractor Kenvah Solutions, promises to get migrants “home quickly and safely,” but leaves them with no real control over their fate. This is part of a broader immigration crackdown using third-country deals to sidestep legal protections, even as Sierra Leone’s government accepts a U.S. grant capped at 25 deportees a month. It’s not the first time — Equatorial Guinea is already under fire for similar abuses. This isn’t just policy; it’s a human rights crisis in motion.

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