- Palau, a small Pacific Island nation with a population of approximately 18,000 residents, has welcomed 75 deportees from the United States.
- This move is in response to the faster deportation processes initiated by the Trump Administration.
- The decision to accept deportees is partly driven by Palau’s need to address labor shortages within the country.
- In return for accepting the deportees, Palau has secured a deal that includes receiving millions in aid from the United States.
- This arrangement highlights the strategic partnerships forged between the U.S. and smaller nations in response to changes in immigration policies.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/tiny-pacific-nation-take-up-75-deportees-trump-administration-accelerates-mass-removals)
