Rwanda accepts first group of seven US-deported migrants, amid rights groups' legal concerns.

Rwanda has accepted its first group of seven migrants deported from the US under a recent agreement. Three migrants want to return home, while four wish to stay in Rwanda. The deal, part of the US deportation drive, has faced criticism from rights groups who warn it could violate international law. Rwanda has agreed to provide training, healthcare, and accommodation for up to 250 migrants.