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21 October 2026 at 13:40•1 min read

Severely ill ICE detainees targeted for imminent deportation in.

Severely ill ICE detainees targeted for imminent.

Severely ill ICE detainees targeted for imminent deportation in.

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  • ▪International stakeholders analyze: Flights are scheduled as early as Wednesday, according to the families and the i
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Flights to unknown countries in Africa are scheduled as early as Wednesday, relatives detail Relatives of gravely ill detainees at two Florida immigration jails say authorities are about to deport their loved ones to unknown countries in Africa despite worsening medical conditions.

Flights are scheduled as early as Wednesday, according to the families and the immigration advocacy group the Workers Circle, which has been monitoring conditions and speaking with detainees. Reporting from The Guardian continues as developments unfold across Global Politics. Primary documentation and verification remain central to ongoing coverage.

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