Who are you, Ubon Joe's replacement, why so much negativity, are you an immigration officer. I have asked a simple question about verification, which was answered by chickenslegs and I have got caught up in a conversation with so called self appointed immigration experts.
Please can you close this topic. I have got the answers I required.
The U.S. negotiates with third countries to accept deportees, often through bilateral or multilateral agreements. For example, countries like Guatemala or Mexico have historically accepted deportees from other Central American nations under U.S. pressure or incentives (e.g., aid packages, trade benefits). These agreements bypass standard visa requirements, as the receiving country agrees to admit the individual as part of the deportation process.
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