Officials from the West African country of Liberia have announced an agreement with the Trump administration to accept 1,200 migrants deported from the U.S. through next year.
The deal is already in motion, and the first 20 migrants are expected to touch down in Liberia on Thursday, the New York Times reported.
Liberian officials said the migrants would be welcomed as “guests” and can expect “the necessary support” to be safe during their stay.
The country has not revealed how long they will allow the deportees to stay or how their immigration status will be officially labeled.
Liberia has already accepted 1,167 recognized refugees and 687…
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