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- The Democratic Republic of Congo will receive over 30 deportees from the United States this week under an agreement with the Trump administration.
- These deportees, mainly from Central and South America, will be the first to arrive under this deal.
- They will stay in a hotel near Kinshasa for 10 to 15 days, with accommodations provided by Congo's national police and a private security firm.
- The International Organization for Migration will assist the deportees but is not involved in the deportation process.
- Concerns have been raised regarding the legal basis for these transfers and the treatment of the deportees.
