First group of Cubans and Afghans deported from the United States under former President Donald Trump’s policies arrived in Guyana. The group, part of a larger planned repatriation, landed in Georgetown on Saturday. Guyana’s government confirmed the arrival of the first batch, which includes individuals who were deported from the U.S. Under Trump’s immigration measures. The repatriation process, which began in late 2020, has seen several groups arrive in Guyana, with more expected in the coming weeks. The government has not provided details on the number of deportees or the conditions of their return. The arrival marks a continuation of efforts to resettle individuals who were removed from the U.S. Under the previous administration’s immigration policies.