**Six Cuban and Afghan Nationals Deported from U.S. Arrive in Guyana**
Guyana has received six individuals deported from the United States, according to government officials.
Foreign Secretary Robert Persaud confirmed that the group, consisting of Cuban and Afghan nationals, arrived in the South American nation on Saturday. The deportations were carried out by U.S. authorities due to immigration-related issues.
The arrival follows reports of an increase in “third-country deportations” under the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Guyanese authorities have not provided further details regarding the legal status or the specific circumstances surrounding the individuals’ arrival.
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