Liberia has confirmed it is receiving deportees, including Venezuelan and Cuban nationals, under an agreement initiated during the Trump administration. Officials stated these individuals would be welcomed as “guests” with the freedom to depart when they choose. Details regarding the specific terms of the deportation agreement remain limited, but it reflects a continuation of former President Trump’s hardline immigration policies. The move has raised questions about Liberia’s capacity to support the deportees and the potential impact on its own resources. The Liberian government maintains it is approaching the situation with humanitarian considerations. It is unclear how many individuals have already been deported or are expected to arrive. This policy diverges from typical deportation practices, offering a unique, though potentially temporary, status to those expelled.