Multiple reports say U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deports an Iranian asylum seeker to the Central African Republic, a country the U.S. government advises Americans not to travel due to security risks. The outlet coverage focuses on concerns raised by advocates who describe the removal as potentially dangerous given ongoing instability and violence in the destination. One report characterizes the deportation as a “death sentence,” citing the humanitarian and security situation on the ground. The articles also reference that the U.S. government’s travel advisories underscore the level of risk associated with travel to the Central African Republic. Across the coverage, the central points are that the individual is Iranian and was seeking asylum, that ICE carries out the deportation, and that the country of return is subject to a U.S. “do not travel” advisory. The reports do not present a detailed response from ICE or U.S. officials in the excerpts provided, but they consistently highlight the safety concerns surrounding the choice of destination.