Costa Rica recently announced its decision to accept migrants who have been deported from the United States, specifically targeting individuals from Central Asia and India.
This collaboration marks a noteworthy development in the ongoing efforts between the US and Central American nations to manage migrant deportations.
The Costa Rican government will repatriate 200 illegal immigrants, demonstrating its commitment to supporting international cooperation in handling migration issues.
These migrants are set to arrive on a commercial flight and will be temporarily housed in a care center near the Panama border.
This initiative continues the trend established by neighboring countries, as Panama and Guatemala have also engaged in similar arrangements for deported migrants.
This coordinated effort aims to ensure that their return is conducted in a humane and orderly manner.
Financial backing for this operation will come entirely from the US government, with oversight provided by the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
This approach underscores a growing focus on maintaining international standards during the deportation and care of migrants.