Sofia Alvarez Jurado, an investigative journalist with the organization Forbidden Stories, recently discussed an international probe into former President Donald Trump’s migration policies. The investigation, titled “ICE, Trump and Africa,” examines the intricate relationships between US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations and African countries within the framework of American deportation strategies.
Published on September 21, 2026, the report highlights the collaborative efforts between media outlets and investigative journalists to shed light on aspects of the deportation system that may otherwise remain obscured. The project underscores the growing scrutiny of how US enforcement agencies interact with international partners in managing migrant flows.
This sounds like important work by Forbidden Stories. The intersection of ICE and foreign policy is rarely discussed openly.
It’s concerning how little public attention is paid to these international agreements. Transparency is key.
Another probe into Trump’s admin? I wonder if this will lead to any real policy changes or just more headlines.
I find it surprising that African nations are key partners in this. How much leverage do the US actually have there?
Finally, someone is looking at the global reach of these deportation policies. This investigation needs to go deep.