Costa Rica to Host U.S. Deportees, UN Backed

0:00On March 24, the United States and Costa Rica have reached a preliminary deal allowing Costa Rica to host migrants deported by the U.S. from various other nations. This arrangement was announced by Costa Rica's presidency on March 23. Under the terms, Costa Rica holds the final say on accepting any individuals with plans for up to 25 transfers each week. The U.S. government has pledged financial backing to cover costs, while the international organization for migration linked to the United Nations, while handle essentials like food and shelter for arrivals. This move comes amid ongoing U.S. efforts to manage border pressures by partnering with regional allies, though details on the first group remain. Pending As talks continue toward a full commitment, both sides aim to streamline deportations while ensuring humane support for those relocated. You've been listening to Global News today, AI-powered Global Coverage.