Burundi says it will accept migrant deportees from the United States but details are vague
Burundi has agreed to accept migrants deported from the United States. However, the agreement excludes individuals facing criminal charges or those with suspected links to terrorism.
NGOZI, Burundi (AP) — Burundi has agreed to accept people deported by the United States who have no previous connection to the East African country, a spokesperson for the country’s president said Tuesday. Nancy Ninette Mutoni said Burundi would accept only people who were not facing prosecution and had no links to terrorism. She spoke...
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