Costa Rica plans to accept US-sent migrants from other countries - Reuters

Costa Rica has agreed to accept migrants that the United States plans to send from other countries, according to Reuters. This arrangement represents an expansion of migration cooperation between Washington and Central America, as the Trump administration pursues its broader immigration enforcement agenda. The deal allows the U.S. to redirect migrants encountered at its borders or in its territory to third countries rather than processing them domestically. Costa Rica's participation signals willingness among some regional governments to assist with U.S. migration policy, though such agreements often face domestic political pushback over humanitarian concerns. The specifics of how many migrants would be transferred and under what conditions remain unclear from available reporting.