Jamaica receives first US third‑country deportation flight at Norman Manley Airport

Jamaica receives first US third‑country deportation flight at Norman Manley Airport
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Twenty‑two deportees from the United States arrived at Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on Tuesday and were taken by bus to an undisclosed location.

The arrival follows a bilateral memorandum of understanding signed in June that allows Jamaica to act as a transit point, with the country transferring deportees to their home nations or other destinations and refusing anyone with a criminal record; the International Organization for Migration will provide care for the individuals, and the arrangement is not funded by the Jamaican government.

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