US-Rwanda Migration Deal Raises Serious Questions About America’s Sovereignty and Border Security

In a move shrouded in scant public detail, the United States government has inked an agreement with Rwanda to receive up to 250 migrants deported from American soil. This pact, confirmed by Rwanda’s government spokesperson Yolande Makolo, is part of a growing trend where distant nations serve as holding grounds for migrants that Washington seeks to remove—but what does this mean for American sovereignty and border integrity? Are We Outsourcing Our Border Crisis? The deal, reportedly signed back in June during quiet diplomatic exchanges in Kigali, joins similar agreements Rwanda has with the United Kingdom and Israel. While these arrangements...