9 hours agoKAS: Balkans, part of American strategy to expel migrants
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Balkan region countries are involved in contacts within a broader American strategy for the expulsion of foreign citizens without regulated status, the US State Department for Radio Free Europe confirmed. He did not comment on American media reports, Bloomberg, that American President Donald Trump's administration is trying to [...]
He did not comment on American media reports, Bloomberg, that American President Donald Trump's administration, Donald Trump, is trying to convince Balkan countries to accept migrants expelled mainly from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela whose provisional legal status has been lifted in the US, broadcasts Periscope.
The United States, said in response, does not comment on details of diplomatic communication with other states, within the framework of the strategy for the expulsion of foreign citizens without regulated status.
US “Partners and regional leaders are working closely with us to end the crisis of illegal and massive migration”, the US State Department stressed, adding that implementing President Trump's administration migration policy is one of its main priorities.
The US evacuation of foreigners, for whom there are final orders for deportation, as well as the expulsion of illegal immigrants, protects the United States from foreign terrorists and other threats to national security and public order”, is said to be in response.
The US State Department also stressed that continued co-operation with foreign governments is key to preventing illegal and massive migration, as well as border security.
“Sic has said Secretary of State [Marco] Rubio, we remain committed to our efforts to end illegal and massive migration and strengthen the safety of American borders. In this direction, every state must urgently accept the return of its citizens, who have no legal basis for staying in the United States”, the State Department noted.
In some cases, it is also said in response, it can be cooperated with other countries to facilitate the departure of third-nation citizens who have no legal basis for staying in the United States.
What did Bloomberg report?
Reuters news agency, citing the Bloomberg News media, reported on June 5th that the administration of President Trump is putting pressure on Serbia and other Balkan countries to accept migrants expelled from the United States. The same day, Radio Free Europe asked the Government of Kosovo if the US administration has sent such a request to her as well, but received no answers.
In April, the Wall Street Journal also reported that Washington is considering the possibility of deportation of migrants to Moldova, Kosovo and other Balkan countries.
