U.S. deportees were hooded and beaten in an African hotel, witnesses say

A hotel in Equatorial Guinea has become a nightmare prison for U.S. deportations.
From The Times
September 20, 2026

Witnesses say police officers hooded, bound and beat men who had been deported by the Trump administration to Equatorial Guinea.

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The hotel where U.S. deportees are being held has become a nightmare prison.

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