Forbidden Stories says it documents two cases in which people are expelled from the United States to African countries. One is an Iranian woman sent to the Central African Republic. The other involves a gay Ghanaian man who is returned to Ghana, where he says he faces threats of death.
The outlet frames these accounts as part of a larger international investigation into what it describes as mass deportations carried out during the Trump administration. Both sources point to the deportation project as a way to document individual impacts, including fears of violence and risk after removal.
While both reports rely on the same core allegations and present the cases as part of a broader probe, they largely differ only in wording and the level of detail provided. In the material shared here, there is no additional sourcing from U.S. authorities or direct comment from the individuals beyond the descriptions included in the investigation summary.
