Guyana has received six migrants deported from the United States, marking the commencement of a new temporary agreement between the two nations. The arrival of these individuals, who are nationals of third countries, was officially confirmed by Guyana’s Foreign Secretary, Robert Persaud.
This development represents the initial implementation of a policy under the Donald Trump administration aimed at utilizing Guyana as a destination for the repatriation of foreign nationals. The agreement establishes a framework for Guyana to accept deportees who are not its own citizens, signaling a shift in regional migration management and bilateral cooperation regarding U.S. immigration enforcement.
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