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- The United States and the Democratic Republic of Congo transferred fifteen third-country migrants to Kinshasa on April 17 under a deal announced by President Donald Trump, including four Peruvians, five Colombians, three Ecuadorians and three nationals.
- Nine of the migrants have been returned to their home countries, seven receiving assistance from the International Organization for Migration and two departing on their own.
- Three Colombians and three Ecuadorians remain in the DRC.
