Migrants from Honduras, Cuba, and Ecuador accuse the U.S. of deporting them to Africa without warning.

Migrants from Honduras, Cuba, and Ecuador have accused the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of forcibly deporting them to the Central African Republic without prior warning. The deportees denounced the surprise transfers on Thursday, stating they were sent to the African nation unexpectedly.

Following these unexpected expulsions, the affected individuals are actively seeking assistance to address their situation. The events highlight ongoing controversies surrounding U.S. immigration enforcement practices and the logistical handling of deportations involving individuals from Latin America and the Caribbean to non-traditional destination countries.