Guyana rights group condemns US migrant relocation deal as unconstitutional

The Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA) publicly criticized the Guyanese government's agreement to accept US asylum-seekers and migrants for relocation, calling it a 'lamentable decision' that disregards human rights and may breach the country's Constitution. The deal, part of broader US third-country relocation policy, has triggered domestic legal and political pushback. The GHRA's stance signals potential constitutional challenges and reputational risks for the Guyanese administration.