Trump’s Strategic Expansion of Third-Country Deportation Policy Exposes Global Enforcement Ambitions

In a bold move to fortify America’s borders and reclaim national sovereignty, the Trump administration has expanded its controversial policy of deporting individuals to third countries beyond their origin. Recent agreements with Honduras and Uganda exemplify Washington’s strategic push to compel nations around the globe to shoulder the responsibility for migrants whom the United States deems ineligible for entry. Why Should Other Nations Bear The Burden of U.S. Immigration Enforcement? According to internal documents reviewed by CBS News, Uganda has agreed to accept deportees originally from other African countries—providing they have no criminal records—while Honduras has consented to receive Spanish-speaking...