'I feel kidnapped': Latino immigrants say they're in legal limbo after being deported to country in Africa

Newseze Wire·Thu, Sep 17, 6:22 PMWire: ABC 7 New York

Roughly 25,000 people have been deported to so-called third countries during the Trump administration's ongoing immigration crackdown, according to Human Rights First.

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'I feel kidnapped': Latino immigrants say they're in legal limbo after being deported to country in Africa

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