US expands third-country deportations; Cuban, Afghan migrants sent to Guyana

The Trump administration has deported Cuban and Afghan immigrants to Guyana under expanded third-country agreements, with over 30 such deals concluded. This marks a notable escalation in the use of third-country transit for deportations, raising legal and diplomatic questions about Guyana's role and the migrants' status. The move signals a hardening US immigration posture and potential strain on bilateral relations.