Trump administration may soon deport migrants to Libya, U.S. officials say

The Trump administration could soon begin deporting immigrants to Libya, extending its mass -resettlement operations to the country of unstable North Africa, two US officials told CBS News on Tuesday.

Expected deportation to be operated by the US Army may begin early this week, officials say the internal government’s plans are urging not to be named for discussion.

Libya Several Far -reaching countries are asking the US government to accept immigrant deportation from third countries, CBS News Report At the beginning of this week.

The possibility of US exile towards Libya, reporting by Reuters before Tuesday, found itself in the North African country, as well as its deep political and social unrest in its human rights record.

Since a civil war began in the 21st, Libya Have been Armed conflict And political turmoil. Country, A corridor itself Two groups have been divided for immigrants in the hope of reaching Europe after crossing the Mediterranean. The UN -backed government in the western Tripoli of the country oversees, before Is controlled by a strongThe

A level of State Department for Libya has 4 travel suggestions, Americans have warned not to travel there due to “crime, terrorism, unwanted landmines, civil unrest, abduction and armed conflict”.

Libya has also been notorious about the treatment of migrants who are trying to reach Europe, the detainees of the North African country may face brutal conditions, violation of the process and even torture at immigration detention centers.

It is unclear who will be deported to Libya under the plan considered by the Trump administration and whether they will be detained by the authorities after they arrive.

As part of the offensive efforts to prevent migrants illegally entering the United States, the Trump administration has launched an intense diplomatic campaign to create an exile agreement that allowed the United States to send immigrants to their own non -its own countries.

There is it Already persuaded Several countries of Latin America to accept third -country citizens, send Asian and African immigrants to Costa Rica and Panama, e.g. As well as a group El Salvador was accused of gang members who were accused of Venezuela’s men, transferred to a notorious mega prison.

However, the Trump administration has also advised the broker to exile with countries of Africa and Europe, including countries.

According to US internal documents and officials, other countries have included Angola, Benin, Iswatini, Moldova and Rwanda for the deportation of the third country.

It is unclear whether any of these countries will finalize the deal in the United States after the CBS News reached the United States of the United States, it is unclear, that its embassy in Washington says that the West African country will not accept exile from the third country.