The incoming Donald Trump administration is looking to deport migrants to a series of third countries if theirs won't take them, according to a new report.
Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas, Panama and Grenada are part of the list, NBC News reported, quoting three sources familiar with the planning. Three of the four countries disclosed are insular ones, which would make it much harder for those deported to leave if they don't wish to stay. A spokeswoman for the Panamanian government said they don "respond to assumptions and rumors," while the other three countries did not respond to requests for comment.
