Jamaica reassures public on US third-country national deal as first group arrives

Jamaica's National Security Minister Horace Chang downplays public fears over the US TCN agreement, as the first 22 third-country nationals, mostly from Ecuador and Honduras, arrived Tuesday. The deal, which involves the US transferring migrants to Jamaica, is a new development in regional migration management, though details on processing and duration remain unclear. This marks a notable shift in Jamaica's migration policy posture, potentially setting a precedent for other Caribbean states.