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A Cuban immigrant, Yasmany Moreno de Armas, was deported to the war-torn Central African Republic without knowing where he was going—just one of dozens sent by the U.S. government to unstable nations facing poverty and conflict. Stranded in Bangui with no language, no contacts, and no way home, he’s joined by Eritrean refugee Zena Gebrgzabher, who lost his family in Maryland after being sent there despite having been granted protection from deportation. Both men, with clean criminal records beyond immigration violations, are caught in a chilling policy that ships deportees to unfamiliar, dangerous countries—raising urgent questions about human rights, due process, and the true cost of America’s immigration crackdown.

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