
135 migrants are set to arrive in Costa Rica on Thursday after being removed from the United States, as the Central American nation becomes the latest to accept deportees from third countries.
Most of the deportees hail from Asian nations such as China, Afghanistan, China and Pakistan, NBC News reported. About half of all arriving are Children, said Omer Badilla, Costa Rica's deputy minister of the interior and police. None have criminal records but all entered the U.S. unlawfully, authorities added.