Some U.S. deportees refuse to disembark in Liberia under third-country deal

Approximately 20 individuals were forcibly deported to a country where they have no ties, with some refusing to comply with disembarkation.

On a Thursday afternoon in Monrovia, a plane carrying roughly twenty people landed in Liberia — a country none of them had ever called home. The Trump administration's 'third country' deportation program, now operational with agreements spanning at least thirty-five nations, marks a fundamental departure from the long-held principle that deportation means return to one's place of origin. Some passengers refused to disembark, a quiet but telling act of resistance against a policy that treats the entire world as a potential destination and consent as an afterthought.

Some U.S. deportees refuse to disembark in Liberia under third-country deal

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