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Equatorial Guinea police pull guns on migrants deported by Trump, witnesses say
A total of 53 people were deported to Equatorial Guinea under the third-country deportation deal between November 2025 and July, according to Third Country Deportation Watch, a tracker managed by Refugees International and Human Rights First.
Police in Equatorial Guinea pulled firearms on migrants deported there from the United States, according to three witnesses and video footage shared with Reuters, intensifying concerns about the treatment and safety of people sent to the Central African nation under a U.
One member of that group, a Cuban man, approached police officers at the hotel on Saturday morning to request the return of his confiscated mobile phone so that he could contact relatives and a lawyer, the two witnesses said.
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