Central African Republic

Deportation of Cubans to the Central African Republic raises issues of legal and humanitarian challenges, with deportees facing uncertainty and new beginnings in Africa.

Human Rights Watch Highlights Dire Conditions for Cubans Deported to Africa

Published on 10/8/2026

Cuban Man Hopes for Return to the U.S. from Deportation in Africa

Published on 9/30/2026

Trump Administration Seeks Supreme Court Intervention on Third-Country Deportations

Published on 9/25/2026

Court Orders Trump Administration to Bring Deported Migrant Back to U.S. from Africa

Published on 9/24/2026

Harsh Realities Faced by Cubans Sent to Africa After Deportation

Published on 9/10/2026

Cuban Deported to Africa Becomes a Lifeline for Fellow Latinos and Their Families

Published on 9/9/2026

Cuban Deportees to Africa Claim No Criminal Records

Published on 9/7/2026

Cuban Deportees to Central African Republic Find Hope in Recent Legal Developments

Published on 9/4/2026

Transgender Cuban Woman Faces Fear and Uncertainty After Deportation from Miami to Africa

Published on 9/1/2026

Cuban Deported to Africa Seeks Assistance and Warns Fellow Immigrants in the U.S.

Published on 8/27/2026

Cuban Deported to Africa Describes Ordeal as "Like Being Kidnapped"

Published on 8/23/2026

Cuban Deported by U.S. Finds Himself Stranded in Central African Republic: "I Have No Criminal Record"

Published on 8/23/2026