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Updated September recap (as of October 13, 2026)
Amidst continued abuses by ICE, @ICEFlightM shines a light on an opaque, cruel system of removal flights occurring without due process, often to places where people are at serious risk. People should never be sent to places where they face grave harm.
(1/2) 76 people were removed to Haiti on the October 15 removal flight from Alexandria, LA. Haiti is not safe for deportations and these flights raise serious protection and human rights concerns.
A small (14-seat) Journey jet has departed Harlingen, TX for Dakar, Senegal. We are monitoring for deportations in the African region.
UPDATE: After a stop in Senegal, the small ICE Air jet landed in Luanda, Angola at 9:10 am local time & in Lusaka, Zambia at 12:27 pm local time.
A small (14-seat) Journey jet from Mesa, AZ, w/ stops in Puerto Rico & Senegal, is currently en route to a deportation stop in Sub-Saharan Africa. We believe this flight is likely bound for Kenya w/ at least some Somalis onboard as we've been tracking a transfer plane's activity.
(1/4) This ICE Air jet arrived in Yaounde, Cameroon at 8:02 pm local time, removing third country nationals. Deportation flights to Cameroon have carried both Cameroonians and third country nationals under the 2nd Trump admin.
(3/4) Of the 12 removal flights to Cameroon, at least 6 have carried third country nationals from the U.S., while the remaining 6 flights are understood to have carried Cameroonian nationals.
(4/4) People removed to Cameroon have previously been shackled on ICE Air flights. A case of an individual placed in a full-body restraint (the WRAP) was also recorded thirdcountrydeportationwatch…
(1/4) This ICE Air jet arrived in Freetown, Sierra Leone at 11:30 am local time on Oct.13, removing third country nationals. Deportation flights to Sierra Leone have carried both nationals from third countries and Sierra Leone under the 2nd Trump admin.
(3/4) Of the 11 removal flights to Sierra Leone since May 2025, at least 5 have forcibly removed third country nationals from the U.S., while the remaining 6 flights are understood to have carried nationals from Sierra Leone.
(4/4) Third country nationals sent to Sierra Leone have been refouled to their countries of origin, despite having been granted protection by U.S. immigration judges from being returned to their home countries due to likely persecution or torture.thirdcountrydeportationwatch…
An ICE Air flight (GXA6121) that departed Alexandria, LA at 8:30 am local time today, is currently en route to Cap-Haitien, Haiti, expected to arrive at 12:40 ET. Deportation flights to Haiti have been taking place once a week since Aug. 20.
Yesterday 2 ICE Air flights (GXA6263 & BBQ8260) from El Paso, TX and Mesa, AZ, arrived in Barcelona, Venezuela, removing 305 Venezuelan nationals, including families and children. Deportation flights to Venezuela have been occurring 2x/week on Weds since Sept. 16.
An ICE Air flight that originated in Alexandria, LA with a stop in Miami, FL, arrived in Saint Kitts and Nevis at 3:52 pm ET, marking the 2nd forced third country transfer there under this admin.
Today, 2 ICE Air flights (GXA6263 & BBQ8260) arrived in Barcelona, Venezuela. One flight originated in Mesa, AZ and stopped in El Paso, TX & Miami, FL, while the other originated in El Paso & stopped in El Salvador prior to arriving in Barcelona.
Yesterday, another small (14-seat) ICE Air jet departed Mesa, AZ at 2:17 pm local time, made a refuelling stop in Puerto Rico, and landed in Nouakchott, Mauritania today at 10:12 am local time, before proceeding to Dakar, Senegal.
(1/4) This ICE Air jet arrived in Monrovia, Liberia at 1:30 am local time (9:30 pm ET), removing third country nationals from the U.S. Deportation flights to Liberia have carried both Liberian nationals and third country nationals under the 2nd Trump admin.
(3/4) Prior to 2025 and since 2020 when tracking began, there were 15 removal flights to Liberia. [thirdcountrydeportationwatch…]