Libya Deports Dozens of Nigerians Amid Crackdown on Illegal Migrants
The Libyan government has deported a group of illegal Nigerian migrants as part of a crackdown on illegal immigration. The Ministry of Deportation carried out the deportations from Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli.
The Ministry stated that the deportations are part of a national program aimed at addressing illegal migration through legal and humanitarian procedures. The operations are part of a broader plan to reduce the flow of illegal migrants into Libyan territory and ensure security and stability across the country.
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