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Prince Adu-Owusu • 18 Apr • 509 words · 3 min read
Why is the DR Congo accepting deportees from the US - and what does it have to do with minerals?
The DR Congo has accepted a group of deportees from the US, reportedly from South America - the first of an unknown number. Kinshasa insists their stay is temporary, but the US's immigration policies are under scrutiny.
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