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Fifteen Latin Americans deported to Congo are fleeing a dangerous game: half have already returned home — despite U.S. courts ruling they’d face persecution. This is part of a U.S. deportation strategy using third countries to skirt asylum laws, raising alarms as lawyers reveal some were medically abandoned and others returned against their will. A U.N.-backed repatriation program helped some, but their return — after being granted protection — sparks outrage. Meanwhile, a new lawsuit targets Equatorial Guinea for allegedly forcing deportees back into peril, exposing a global pattern of human rights violations.
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