A U.S. immigration judge already looked at their case and ruled they'd likely face torture if deported to their home country. That ruling is supposed to mean something. Instead, starting this Thursday, the first of up to 1,200 people are being sent somewhere else entirely — a country most of them have never set foot in, that agreed to take them in exchange for $124 million. Liberia Just Agreed to Take 1,200 US Deportees Who Aren't Liberian. Here's the $124 Million Deal Nobody