Guyana faces domestic backlash over U.S. deportee agreement, transparency demands

Guyana's government is under pressure after agreeing to accept deportees from third countries under a new migration arrangement with the U.S. Political leaders and human rights advocates are demanding the full agreement be made public, following the first arrival of deportees on Friday. The lack of transparency raises domestic political risk and could strain U.S.-Guyana relations if the deal is perceived as coercive.