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The US Is Paying Foreign Governments Millions to Take People Who Have Never Set Foot There. One Man's Year in an African Prison Shows What That Actually Looks Like
What third-country deportation is, how much the US has paid to send 23,000+ people to countries that are not their own, and the Supreme Court case that will decide if it can continue. Includes the full story of Phone Chomsavanh, held a year in Eswatini without a hearing. Phone Chomsavanh was born in a refugee camp in Thailand, after his parents fled Laos. He came to the United States at age 7 and grew up here. He was later convicted of a crime, served his full sentence, and s
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