U.S. to PAY for Deportees? Africa Says “No Criminals!”

Daily Report May 10,2025

In what might be the most ironic illegal immigration twist of 2025, Equatorial Guinea is negotiating with the US to accept African deportees… but is simultaneously deporting its own illegal immigrants while demanding US taxpayers foot the bill for housing the people America sends back.

At a Glance

The US is in talks with Equatorial Guinea about deporting African migrants there
Equatorial Guinea’s VP Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue confirmed discussions but says no final deal has been reached
Equatorial Guinea wants America to pay for housing and integration programs for the deportees
Meanwhile, Equatorial Guinea has been conducting raids and expelling sub-Saharan Africans, including over 200 Cameroonians

Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Equatorial Guinea’s Migration Hypocrisy

In a revelation that perfectly encapsulates the absurdity of global migration politics, Equatorial Guinea is discussing taking in migrants deported from America while simultaneously kicking out its own illegal immigrants. The country’s vice president, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, confirmed that talks are underway with the United States about accepting African migrants who entered America illegally, but emphasized that no final agreement has been reached.

“I confirm that there was a conversation in which the United States expressed its intentions, but no conclusion was reached.” – Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue.

But here’s where it gets laughable – Mangue is demanding American taxpayers fund housing and living expenses for these deportees. That’s right, they want us to not only ship migrants back to Africa, but also pay for their accommodations and “integration programs” once they arrive. This is coming from a nation with one of the most corrupt governments in Africa, where the same vice president has been convicted of embezzlement in France and had millions in assets seized.

Pick and Choose: Equatorial Guinea’s Deportee Selection Process

Adding another layer of absurdity to this potential agreement, Equatorial Guinea is demanding the right to be selective about which migrants they’ll accept. Mangue has made it clear they don’t want criminals, which raises the obvious question – if they’re concerned about importing criminals, why should the United States be forced to keep them? This perfectly illustrates the one-way street of international migration politics, where America is expected to accept everyone without question.

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“In my opinion, there could be an agreement, but we choose the people we can welcome based on their respective profiles.” – Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue.

The country’s stance gets even more ridiculous when you examine their own immigration enforcement. While negotiating to accept America’s deportees (with a substantial American-funded benefits package, of course), Equatorial Guinea has been conducting raids and expelling sub-Saharan African migrants. According to Radio Macuto, a Spanish-based online newspaper, authorities have been arresting and deporting Nigerians, Cameroonians, and Chadians without warrants.

Diplomatic Fallout from Equatorial Guinea’s Own Deportations

In a stunning display of hypocrisy, Equatorial Guinea recently expelled over 200 Cameroonians, causing significant diplomatic tension with their neighbor. They justified these expulsions by claiming the migrants were “undocumented” – the exact same justification America would use for its own deportations. Yet somehow, when the U.S. wants to enforce its immigration laws, we’re expected to either keep everyone or pay extravagant fees to countries willing to take them back.

This potential agreement is part of the implementation of Trump’s campaign promise to conduct mass deportations of undocumented migrants. While the administration is working to secure third countries willing to accept deportees, the negotiations with Equatorial Guinea highlight the absurd double standards in global migration politics. Countries demand open borders and unlimited acceptance from America while maintaining strict control over their own immigration policies.

If this deal goes through, American taxpayers will once again be footing the bill for illegal immigration – this time paying for housing and integration programs in a foreign country for people who broke our laws to enter in the first place. It’s just another example of how the entire world expects America to either serve as the planet’s floormat or its unlimited ATM.