En los últimos años, Estados Unidos y México han adoptado una serie de medidas que facilitan la devolución de guatemaltecos a su país de origen.
Harmful Returns: The Compounded Vulnerabilities of Returned Guatemalans in the Time of COVID-19
Deportations and returns carried out in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic contribute to the spread of the virus.
Deportación con escala: Fracaso de las medidas de protección que establece el Acuerdo de Cooperación en materia de Asilo suscrito entre Estados Unidos y Guatemala
Bajo el Acuerdo Cooperativo de Asilo (ACA) con Guatemala, los Estados Unidos ha transferido rápidamente a solicitantes de asilo no guatemaltecos a Guatemala sin permitirles solicitar asilo en los Estados Unidos.
Voices from the Border: Voices from the Guatemala ACA
Refugees International and Human Rights Watch hosted a webinar about the U.S.-Guatemala asylum cooperative agreement.
U.S.: Abusive Transfers of Asylum Seekers to Guatemala
The U.S.-Guatemala Asylum Cooperative Agreement does not meet the criteria in U.S. law for a Safe Third Country Agreement that would enable Salvadorans and Hondurans to seek asylum in a safe country other than the United States.
Deportation with a Layover: Failure of Protection under the U.S.-Guatemala Asylum Cooperative Agreement
Under the ACA with Guatemala, the United States has rapidly transferred non-Guatemalan asylum seekers to Guatemala without allowing them to lodge asylum claims in the United States.
Deportations from the United States Are Spreading COVID-19 to Guatemala, Placing Many at Risk
Statement from Refugees International Advocate for Latin America Rachel Schmidtke in response to the Guatemalan Health Minister’s statement today that 75 percent of deportees arriving on a flight from the United States tested positive for COVID-19
The Hill: The U.S. Is Making Forced Displacement Worse in Guatemala
U.S. policies are fueling a vicious feedback loop of danger and vulnerability for Guatemalans and other asylum seekers.
Refugees International Opposes Asylum Cooperative Agreements with Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras
Refugees International opposes asylum cooperative agreements that allow the United States to send asylum seekers from its southern border to third countries without adequate assessment of whether the asylum seekers would be safe there.
Univision: Yael Schacher on the Safe Third Country Agreement with Guatemala
Yael Schacher explains the issues of a safe third country agreement with Guatemala in a TV interview with Univision.