We want the United States to send two departments to Libya, the site of migratory mass graves and brutal detention centers

The Trump administration plans for collective deportation now include Libya, which would represent a remarkable development, given the controversial treatment in the country of North Africa, and its history fraught in the United States.

The American boycott judge, Bian Murphy, issued an order on Wednesday to restrict the removal of migrants to Libya after Reuters, citing three US officials, on the day before that the Trump administration had been deported for the first time the migrants there.

Murphy noticed a former court order for officials to freely deport immigrants to other countries, but first weighs whether they are risking persecution or torture if they were sent there.

Reuters could not specify the number of migrants who will be sent to Libya or the nationalities of those who were looking forward to deportation. News Agency spoke to the relatives of one Mexican citizen instructed to sign a document that allows him to be deported to the African nation. Advocates of immigration rights in the court files said that individuals who are likely to be deported to Libya also included Filipino, Libyan and Vietnamese immigrants.

The Pentagon referred inquiries to the White House. The White House and the Ministry of Internal Security did not respond to the suspension requests.

“We are not discussing the details of our diplomatic contacts with other governments,” said a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Murphy wrote: “If there is any doubt-the court does not see anything-the alleged imminent removal, as news agencies mentioned and as the prosecutors seek to emphasize class calculations and general information, the matter clearly violates this court.”

Lawyers also asked a group of immigrants from Murphy to prevent immigrants from any country on their way to Libya, including Saudi Arabia, without ensuring that legal procedures are fulfilled.

Trafficking, torture of a claim

The administration recently argued that the previous order of Morphi did not apply to the Ministry of National Security, not the Ministry of Defense, which US officials told us that Reuters would participate in the migrant aircraft to Libya.

Murphy said on Wednesday that the Ministry of National Security could not “evade” his order by transferring responsibility to other agencies.

The National Unity Government in Libya said on Wednesday that it refused to use its territory as a destination for the deportation of migrants without its knowledge or approval. He also said that there was no coordination with the United States regarding the transportation of immigrants.

The Libyan National Army in the Khalifa Haftar, which controls Eastern Libya, also rejected the idea, saying in a statement that the migrants who were deported from the United States “violated the sovereignty of the country.”

Libya was a hot point in the past decade of global immigration flows, as Africans often leave several countries in dilapidated boats and other ships for risky crossings in the Mediterranean to Europe. Of the 2400 cases known to people who died or lost in an attempt to cross the Mediterranean in the center of April 2023 and the April 2024, The United Nations has documented More than half left from Libya.

In 2017, Italy has made controversial deals with Libya – Years later, Albania – To receive immigrants, they were expelled.

Despite the axis of this country of the Group of Seven, after years, conditions are still described in migrant detention centers in harsh terms.

Immigrants were documented from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan and other African countries in dozens of detention facilities in Libya run by militias accused of torture and other violations.

“Trade, torture, forced labor, blackmail and starvation in unbearable conditions” is largely committed “inside Libya,” said Falk Turk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, following a cursed report.

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In 2019, At least 53 immigrants were killed in the migrant detention center in TajuraAbout 15 kilometers east of the capital, Tripoli, in a wrong air raid from the Haftar Army. A few days after the tragedy, officials began re -introducing new immigrants to the same facility.

On several occasions, the collective graves containing the bodies of migrants were in Libya. The International Migration Organization told Reuters that The bodies of at least 19 immigrants found in a grave in February, whose wounds were conducted on wounds.

The US State Department also referred to “harsh and life -threatening prison conditions” in recent months, albeit before moving from a democratic administration to Trump’s Republican House.

The new administration, among other ways, has tried to encourage immigrants to leave voluntarily by threatening sharp fines, trying to strip the legal situation and cancel the application that migrants in the past two years used in asylum claims.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hinted last week that Washington was looking to expand the number of countries in which people might be deported.

“The more it is far from America, the better,” Rubio said at the White House cabinet meeting last Wednesday.

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Expanding the list of receiving countries

In less than four months, the administration sent migrants to Costa Rica, Panama and El Salvador, as well as its military base in the Gulf of Guantanamo, Cuba.

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