Government Accountability

Belize’s ‘Safe Third Country’ Pact: Another Step in Washington’s Immigration Overreach

By Economics Desk | October 21, 2025

As the U.S. extends its immigration crackdown beyond borders, the new Belize agreement reveals the Trump administration’s relentless push to offload asylum responsibilities—raising urgent questions about sovereignty and justice.

The recent announcement that Belize has signed a “safe third country” agreement with the United States underlines a troubling pattern in America’s immigration policy: exporting border enforcement burdens onto vulnerable nations. This deal, part of the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown, attempts to shift the responsibility for asylum seekers away from U.S. soil, effectively outsourcing America’s immigration challenges to Central America. Is America Abdicating Its Sovereignty and Responsibilities? Belize, a small nation nestled between Mexico and Guatemala, now stands at the center of a policy that raises profound questions about national sovereignty—not just Belize’s, but America’s as well. By pushing...

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