首批古巴和阿富汗籍被驱逐者抵达圭亚那

美国特朗普政府推行第三国遣返制度的首批6名古巴和阿富汗籍被驱逐人士周五抵达圭亚那1。根据两国达成的协议，这些被遣返者已通过背景核查且无犯罪记录，主要因移民问题被美国驱逐1。圭亚那外交部长罗伯特·珀索德表示"美国未提出进一步请求"1。

该项安排为期一年，并非永久性定居1。被遣返者将在圭亚那等待其移民身份最终裁定，可能被遣回原籍国或被重新安置1。圭亚那政府不承担这些被遣返者的住房和支持成本，国际移民组织负责具体实施工作1。此外，加勒比共同体的其他成员国，包括圣基茨和尼维斯、伯利兹和圣露西亚，也已或将接收被驱逐者1。

The Trump administration's third-country deportation arrangement has begun, with the first six Cuban and Afghan nationals arriving in Guyana on Friday.1 Under an agreement between the United States and Guyana, these individuals have undergone background checks and have no criminal records, with their deportation primarily driven by immigration violations.1 The arrangement is set for a one-year period and does not constitute permanent resettlement, with the International Organization for Migration overseeing implementation.1 Guyana's government will not bear the costs of housing or support services for the deportees.1

Guyana's Foreign Minister Robert Persaud stated that "the United States has not made further requests" at this time.1 The deportees will remain in Guyana pending adjudication of their immigration status, with outcomes potentially including return to their home countries or relocation elsewhere.1 Other Caribbean Community member states—including Saint Kitts and Nevis, Belize, and Saint Lucia—have agreed to or will receive deported individuals under similar arrangements.1