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The United States says it is suspending former President Donald Trump’s controversial asylum deals with El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
The move, which is part of President Joe Biden’s bid to undo his predecessor’s hardline immigration policies, will halt the so-called “safe third country” agreements inked in 2019.
The deals required asylum seekers from the three Central American nations to first seek refuge in those countries before applying in the United States.
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