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The Trump administration diverted $7.5 million from a humanitarian fund to Equatorial Guinea for deportations, raising legal and ethical concerns.
The Trump administration transferred $7.5 million from a humanitarian migration fund to Equatorial Guinea, sparking criticism over the use of taxpayer money for deportation efforts.
The payment, exceeding all prior U.S. foreign aid to the country in eight years, marks the first government-to-government disbursement from the account.
Lawmakers, including Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, questioned its legality and transparency, citing concerns about corruption, human rights abuses, and the risk of violating due process for deportees.
The move aligns with broader efforts to expand third-country deportations, amid growing U.S. diplomatic ties with Equatorial Guinea’s vice president, Teodoro Nguema Obiang, who faces international sanctions and corruption allegations.
The State Department emphasized border security and immigration enforcement, while critics warn the policy undermines ethical foreign policy and may advance American energy interests in the oil-rich nation.
La administración Trump desvió $ 7.5 millones de un fondo humanitario a Guinea Ecuatorial para deportaciones, planteando preocupaciones legales y éticas.