The Trump administration could soon start sending migrant deportees to Libya, a country engulfed in armed violence and political turmoil for over a decade.
Quoting officials familiar with the matter, CBS News detailed that deportations could start as soon as next week. If deportation flights are effectively carried out, third-country deportees would find themselves in a country divided into two factions since a civil war broke out in 2011: one ruled by a UN-backed government in Tripoli and another one by strongman General Khalifa Haftar, who controls the eastern half of the country and some enclaves in the west.
