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U.S. Plans to Deport Women Who Fled Iran to Central African Republic
Lawyers said nearly two dozen people, including women who fled Iran, are scheduled for removal to a country under a U.S. government travel advisory. The destination has been designated a place where officials advise against all travel for any reason.
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The U.S. government has issued a standing advisory against all travel to the country for any reason. The planned removals involve individuals who had previously sought protection after leaving Iran. Lawyers representing some of those facing deportation said the destination carries documented safety and security risks.
The advisory covers risks that include armed conflict and limited consular support. Lawyers said the group includes people whose cases involve prior claims of persecution or threats in their countries of origin. No timeline for the deportations was provided in the reporting. The lawyers did not name specific individuals or provide additional details on the legal proceedings involved.
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