Rwanda has announced an agreement with the US Trump administration to accept up to 250 migrants from the United States. This deal includes provisions for workforce training, healthcare, and accommodation for the deportees in Rwanda.

• Rwanda will accept up to 250 migrants from the US under the new agreement.
• Government spokesperson Yolande Makolo confirmed the deal, stating Rwanda has the ability to approve each individual for resettlement.
• The White House has not directly commented but indicated ongoing discussions with countries willing to assist in removing "illegal aliens."
• This follows a previous deal between Rwanda and the UK, which was scrapped after the Labour government took office, costing the UK £240 million ($310 million).