Group 1 - The Rwandan government announced the arrival of 7 illegal immigrants deported from the United States as part of an agreement signed with the U.S. to accept up to 250 such individuals [1][2] - The first group of "screened immigrants" arrived in mid-August, with 3 expressing a desire to return to their home countries and 4 wishing to stay in Rwanda [2] - Rwanda will provide support for resettled immigrants, including labor training, healthcare, and accommodation, to help them rebuild their lives [2] Group 2 - The Trump administration has implemented strict immigration policies, including the deportation of illegal immigrants to third countries, which has sparked legal challenges and controversies [3] - Uganda has also agreed to accept immigrants who do not qualify to stay in the U.S., indicating a broader trend of third-country agreements for deported individuals [4] Group 3 - The U.S. is experiencing a "net outflow" of immigrants for the first time in decades, with a decrease of nearly 1.5 million foreign-born individuals from January to June this year [9] - The total number of immigrants in the U.S. has dropped from 53.3 million to 51.9 million within six months, raising concerns about potential negative economic impacts due to labor shortages [9][10] - The decline in immigration is attributed to strict enforcement policies, which have created a climate of fear among immigrant families, leading some to voluntarily leave the country [10][11]