Cuban and Afghan immigrants who were deported from the United States under the administration of US President Donald Trump have arrived in Guyana, according to reports.
The deportees were transferred to Guyana after being removed from the United States, as Washington continues to implement stricter immigration and deportation policies.
The arrival has raised concerns about the legal status and future of the deported immigrants, particularly those who may face difficulties or risks if they are returned to their countries of origin.
Authorities and human rights organisations are expected to monitor the situation, including whether the deportees have access to legal protection and basic humanitarian assistance while in Guyana.
The development comes amid the Trump administration's broader efforts to increase deportations and tighten immigration enforcement across the United States.