A total of 1,200 people are set to be deported. They come from various regions, including Africa, North America, South America, and the Caribbean.
Further details about this development are available. The deportees will be sent to a country that has agreed to accept them.
The first group of deportees, consisting of 20 people, is expected to arrive soon, with the rest to follow.
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