The United States has deported a group of migrants to the Central African Republic (CAR), a nation grappling with significant political and economic instability. Among those deported is an Iranian activist, raising concerns about their safety and potential persecution in CAR. Details regarding the specific reasons for deportation and the activist’s case remain limited. The move has drawn criticism due to CAR’s documented human rights issues and limited capacity to provide adequate support to returned migrants. This action represents a shift in US deportation practices, utilizing a country with a fragile infrastructure. The US government has not yet provided a comprehensive explanation for choosing CAR as a destination for these deportations. Further reporting is needed to understand the full scope of this policy change and its implications for migrants.