Jamaica to receive up to 25 deportees every two weeks at Norman Manley Airport

Twenty-two adults, including seven women, arrived at Kingston’s Norman Manley International Airport on Tuesday under a U.S. deportation agreement that was signed in June, making Jamaica a transit point for third‑country nationals the United States is deporting; the program is capped at 25 people every two weeks and is not funded by Jamaica, with no migrants holding criminal records allowed through, while the International Organization for Migration handles housing and logistics under the Assisted Voluntary Return program.