Deporting migrants to third countries shifts responsibility abroad and increases the chance of rights abuses, the organization has warned What began as “discreet” migration deals between Washington and a handful of African governments has erupted into widespread controversy, with the African Union denouncing the agreements as a policy that risks turning the continent into a “dumping zone” for arbitrary expulsions. So far, four African nations: Rwanda, Uganda, South Sudan, and Eswatini, are