The United States sent $7.5M to the government of Equatorial Guinea, one of the largest and most corrupt NonCitizen regimes, current and former Public Department data and government data.
The money sent to Equatorial Guinea is the first to be taken from a fund allocated by Congress to solve the crisis of refugees in the return of the US administration in the rush to rush.
According to government data, the amount from the aid to migration and refugees (MRA) Emergency Fund directly to the Government Puenia, and the President, who was accused with his son from poverty dollars that came from an unexpected country that burned their lavel lifestyle.
In a letter sent to Marco Rubio, the secretary of State, Jeanne Shaheen, the top-ranking officials in foreign relations, which increased the responsibility of the country’s officials “and noted the responsibility of the country’s officials” and noted the responsibility of the country’s officials “and noted the responsibility of the country’s officials” and noted the responsibility of the country’s officials “WISH TO TRY TO YEAR PROUCTIONS “AND EXPLAINED IN THE TEST OF THE YEAR PROUCTIONS” AND WORK IN THE REAL YEAR OF THE YEAR LOOKING FOR THE DAY OF THE DAY OF THE SUN “AND EXPLAINED IN THE TEST OF THE YEAR LOOKING FOR THE YEAR
He also asked what protections if any would ensure that the disporees were not “vulnerable to human trafficking, human rights abuses or human rights abuses”.
A copy of the letter has been obtained by the Guardian. The letter was first reported by the Associated Press.
The agreement to deal with the controversial surrender of the third country pushed the country, which shocked the human rights monitor. UN experts warned in July The policy sees people taken by foreign countries within a day, without adequate legal protections or the opportunity to worry about torture or persecution.
Washington is approaching at least 58 governments Regarding the acceptance of Deportees, agreements are often obtained through monetary payments or diplomatic pressure including threats of travel restrictions. Almost all the countries involved – including Eswatini, South Sudan and El Salvador – are part of the State Department’s reports for serious human rights abuses.
“Implementation of the Trump Administration’s immigration policies is a top priority for the Department of State,” a State Department spokesperson said in response to a question from the Guardian. “As Secretary Rubio said, we remain unwavering in our commitment to ending illegal and mass immigration at America’s border.
“We do not comment on the details of our diplomatic communications with other governments,” the response added.
Christopher Landuu, the US Deputy Secretary of State, met last September with Obiang, the Vice-President, who shared millions of euros and liya in French revenues. The US Department of Justice in 2012 determined that he spent $ 315m worldwide on properties, supercars and other luxury items. In the end, the seizure of the US more than $ 27m from the official, including property, luxury cars and a white gentleman’s michael jackson that Michael Jackson wore during his ill-fated tour.
During the meeting on the paths of the UN General Assembly, Landau and Obiang “highlighted the joint commitments of the commercial and economic struggle, and the progress of the State department. Obiang in late October confirmed that he will cooperate with the Trump administration in the “orderly reception of undocumented immigrants designed to guarantee a safe and coordinated process”.
Observers explained that the agreement was made in relative secrecy for an administration that prides itself on agreeing agreements with third-party countries.
“It is known that this is a direct transfer of money to a government that is very bad … a red flag,” said a congressional speech, calling the agreement a “fair, good agreement”.
Funds for immigration and refugee assistance have traditionally been used for “responding to Christian refugees and people, such as Gaza or Sudan, instead of removing non-citizens from the US.
There are “many areas where these funds should be used to support refugees outside the conflict or humanitarian guineas?”
Another congressional Democratic aide said that it is possible that the State Department is the only one that shares the agreement with the Republican lawmakers, which “grossly is not yet”.
The Office of James Rerc, a Republican Senator, who has championed foreign relations, did not immediately return a request for how long the agreement is on the table.