In February, 200 migrants from countries including China, Iran, Russia and Afghanistan arrived in Costa Rica from the United States as part of the Trump administration’s mass deportation plans.

In February, 200 migrants from nations outside the Western Hemisphere, such as China, Iran, Vietnam and Uzbekistan, arrived in Costa Rica on two deportation flights from the United States.

Costa Rica announced Tuesday it will allow some of the approximately 200 migrants deported from the United States and held in detention in the Central American country to stay and move about ...

FILE - A bus carrying migrants from Central Asia and India, deported from the United States, arrives at the Juan Santamaría International Airport in San Jose, Costa Rica, Feb. 20, 2025.

Costa Rica has long been a beacon of democracy in Latin America ... with half now rated as “difficult” or “very serious” for journalism. In the Americas, the United States fell to 57th, with Donald ...

Approximately 200 migrants deported from the United States to Costa Rica’s Southern Zone have been granted a special humanitarian status, offering them temporary legal protection and freedom of ...

April 23 (Reuters) - Costa ... Costa Rica for allegedly violating the rights of dozens of minors by detaining them in camps for two months following their deportations from the United States.

Costa Rica Grants Special Status to 85 Migrants Deported From the US (Reuters) - Costa Rica granted 85 migrants, who were deported in February by the Trump administration, a special status that ...

Like in the United States and Canada ... At some point while planning a road trip to Costa Rica, you will probably look at a map and say, “that can’t be more than a one-hour drive.” ...

The U.S. is ratifying its commitment to review and reverse China’s influence in the Americas and beyond, with key ...

The U.S. sent 299 migrants to Panama in February as the Trump administration tried to accelerate deportations as part of a deal in which countries like Panama and Costa Rica would act as “bridges,” ...