US to Deport Hundreds of Iranians Following Deal with Tehran

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The Trump administration has deported around 100 Iranians back to Iran following a deal between the two governments, marking a rare cooperation amid ongoing tensions. The deportation flight, which took off from Louisiana, is part of a broader effort to send migrants to countries with challenging human rights conditions, despite criticism and legal challenges. The deportees include men, women, and couples, many of whom had their asylum requests denied or had not yet appeared for hearings. This move reflects the administration's intensified deportation policies and the complex diplomatic and human rights issues involved.
- U.S. Deports Planeload of Iranians After Deal With Tehran, Officials Say The New York Times
- Iran says 120 nationals deported from US will fly home this week The Guardian
- US to deport hundreds of Iranians after deal with Tehran, Iranian official says Reuters
- US returning planeload of Iranian immigrants in coordination with Tehran — report The Times of Israel
- Iran Confirms Deportation Of 120 Citizens From US This Week Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
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