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Deportees who refused to exit a U.S. flight in Liberia were rerouted to Equatorial Guinea instead. The diversion raised questions about the legality of forcing deportations to unauthorized countries.
Deportees who refused to exit a U.S. flight in Liberia were rerouted to Equatorial Guinea instead. The diversion raises immediate legal questions: can the U.S. force deportations to countries that aren't the person's destination or origin? It appears the deportation was completed anyway, just to a different location. This suggests the process prioritizes removing the person over confirming legal destination.
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