The ongoing debate about the legality and ethics of the US deporting foreign criminals to Africa continues to garner attention. Recent reports highlight how US authorities, including ICE, are navigating complex deportation protocols, often indicating that they have no choice but to send individuals to third countries. However, there are instances where deportees are instead returned to their home countries, raising questions about the effectiveness and safety of these practices. The discussion touches on the implications for both the deportees and the nations receiving them, as critics push back against the legality of such actions.