Liberia is the latest African country to accept 1,200 U.S. third-country deportees, with 20 of them arriving in the country on Thursday. In September last year, the Liberian government agreed on humanitarian grounds to accept within 12 months deportees comprising citizens of African countries and other foreign nationals from North and South America. Several other African countries have also agreed to similar deals. But what exactly are they getting in return?
Reporter: Thomas Naadi
Shoot-edit: Ernest Ansah
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Great plan, they claim they cant go home, well they can't stay in the US either. A new home with many opportunities. Or, maybe they will just self deport if they fear they may be sent to Africa.
Lol that reporter just stood in the middle of a hiway 😮 to answer your question why though.. $$$
Trump's the first president in a long time to sell black people.
They’re not accepting them, they’re selling them into slavery
What is the point of watching anything the BBC puts out when they are so crafted at splicing? I didn't even watch this video for that reason. I can get more accurate information somewhere else, word for word. I hope Trump wins that lawsuit and brings down the BBC as we know it so the it can be re-built. It is also quite telling that this BBC channel has 2 million subscribers but in 3 days only 25,000 have watched the video.
They have been given a fair deal, free airfare + $2,600 to self deport or get distributed where ever they are accepted.
they coulda took the money and went home 🏡
Slave trade
After the maga administration i will wait for the next administration to take ICE away and i will go to the state to visit 😅😅😅😅
Is the point of this to report on these African countries or to editorialize your defense of illegal aliens given every chance to self-deport?
Looks like it was copied from the ancient Chinese playbook where criminals and alike were exiled to far flung land, but with a modern twist.😅
The almighty American dollars courtesy of the taxpayers.
They can help build these poor African communities with their education and skills. They in turn get safety. This is a good thing.
O well your saying you don’t want to go home because of whatever so
soooooo they are only taking these deportees for money…….hmmmm not out of the kindness of their hearts
"Legal" human trafficking by Trump
In Ghana they have filed a HR complaint about the abuse and violation of refugee rights. I fell out of my chair laughing. I would really like to know when this complaint will be heard. !!!😛🤪😆🤣
Why do people make going to Africa a bad thing? It's a beautiful modern continent.
Why Africa but not Arabia, Asia or Europe
African countries are weak and corrupt do you think the people benefit the money goes to their corrupt leaders