US makes Guatemala, Honduras take asylum seekers

The United States has finalized agreements with Guatemala and Honduras, allowing them to potentially accept asylum seekers who would otherwise seek refuge in the US. These agreements, announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, aim to provide the US with flexibility in returning migrants to third countries. The deals allow Guatemala and Honduras to offer refugee status to individuals seeking asylum. This initiative expands upon previous efforts and reflects the US government's strategy to manage migration flows, with similar agreements already in place with other nations.