DAKAR, SENEGAL — A coordinated act of resistance by six migrants deported from the United States has cast new light on the Trump administration’s controversial secretive third-country deportation policy, after the group refused to exit their flight in Liberia last week and was ultimately rerouted to another African nation, multiple sources confirmed Monday. A person traveling on the deportation flight and a legal representative in contact with the detainees have verified the details of the incident, which has drawn fresh criticism of a practice immigration advocates call a loophole for bypassing asylum protections.
Deportees who refused to exit a US flight in Liberia are sent to Equatorial Guinea
