Trump eyes Rwanda for migrant deportations, Deal in “Early stages” | Firstpost Africa | N18G US President Donald Trump is exploring a migrant deportation deal with Rwanda, where the East African country would accept undocumented migrants leaving the US.

The Trump administration is ‘actively looking’ at ending habeas corpus, a constitutional right that gives detained people the right to challenge their detention in court.

The Trump administration announced Monday it would give migrants a $1,000 payment if they “self-deport” using a government app. The announcement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

“The Trump administration has consistently pursued a hardline immigration strategy aimed at deterring unauthorised ... warns Firmian. “Should the deportation plan proceed, the consequences would be dire on multiple fronts. For migrants, being sent ...

The administration is using immigration enforcement as a guise to mask its plans to decimate vital research and academic freedom.

Families with mixed immigration status are being torn apart as Trump advances his mass deportation agenda. A person holds a sign that reads "No More Raids; Keep Families Together" during an outdoor protest on May 1, 2025, in Houston, Texas.

The Trump administration’s removal to Honduras last week of three children who are US citizens underscores how its push to carry out a historic deportation campaign can result in extraordinary circumstances and violations of internal policies and due process rights intended avoid such situations,

According to report, US officials said deportations may start this as early as this week, while program has already stirred controversy and opposition - Anadolu Ajansı

Boasberg as an unelected “troublemaker and agitator,” and a “radical left lunatic” after Boasberg had blocked deportation flights that Trump claimed were authorized in wartime by the 18th ...

“I don't know,” Trump said, pivoting to a claim he’s made several times in the past few weeks: that his staff believe the Supreme Court took a different view when it voted 9-0 to order the White House to “facilitate” the return of a wrongfully deported man, an order which his administration has been flouting for weeks.

President Trump faces backlash for not acting on a court order to aid in returning Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported Salvadoran man. Despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling, the Trump administration insists only El Salvador can facilitate the return,