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Organization accuses US of deporting more than 500 migrants

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Human Rights Watch alleges that U.S. authorities denied over 500 migrants the opportunity to contest their expulsion to African countries, according to a 2026 report. The evidence indicates a systemic failure in the appeal process for a significant number of individuals, though the specific number of migrants and the exact number of countries affected remain partially unverified.

Key points

• Human Rights Watch asserts that over 500 migrants were denied the chance to contest their expulsion to African countries.
• The evidence suggests a systemic failure in the appeal process for a significant number of individuals.

Context

A 2026 report by Human Rights Watch claims that U.S. authorities denied over 500 migrants the opportunity to contest their expulsion to African countries. This finding highlights a potential systemic failure in the appeal process for a significant number of individuals.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single report from Human Rights Watch published in 2026. The specific number of migrants and the exact number of countries affected remain partially unverified, and the report does not provide details on the appeal process or the reasons for the denial.

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