US Targets 15 Cameroonians in Immigration Enforcement Crackdown

The United States Department of Homeland Security has identified 15 Cameroonian nationals as part of a broader immigration enforcement initiative, which includes a total of 355 individuals from West Africa. These individuals are listed on the DHS portal titled 'Arrested: Worst of the Worst,' aimed at highlighting foreign nationals targeted for deportation.

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Judicial Challenge in Cameroon Over US Deportations of African Nationals

Thirty-six African nationals, including Cameroonians, have been deported from the United States to Cameroon. They are contesting their expulsion through a legal process initiated by a law firm in Yaoundé, claiming that the agreement facilitating these deportations was not properly ratified by the Cameroonian Parliament.

Expulsions de migrants vers le Cameroun par les États-Unis

Les États-Unis, sous l'administration Trump, intensifient les expulsions de migrants en situation irrégulière vers le Cameroun, un pays qui aurait conclu un accord secret à cet effet. Les migrants expulsés dénoncent des conditions de vie précaires et des risques de persécutions à leur retour, soulevant des préoccupations humanitaires.

Cambodia Sets May 31, 2026 Deadline for Cameroonians to Leave the Country

The Kingdom of Cambodia has issued a directive requiring all African nationals, including Cameroonians, to leave the country by May 31, 2026. This announcement comes as part of a broader immigration crackdown by the Cambodian government. The official notice was released by the General Department of Immigration under the Ministry of Interior.

Closure of US Consulate in Douala Scheduled for September 2026

The United States has announced the closure of its consulate in Douala, Cameroon, effective September 2026. This decision follows a recent increase in visa fees for several countries, including those in the Cemac region. Services previously offered in Douala will be transferred to the US Embassy in Yaoundé.