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Gillian Brockell's coverage suggests a strong focus on American history, presidents, historical figures, controversies, and political figures. She is particularly interested in evolving stories and legal policy regulation within the context of government & politics and entertainment news.
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By: Gillian Brockell
Two American military cargo jets deported people to Africa this month on flights that appear to have had their transponders turned off, obscuring their locations from public flight databases and other nearby aircraft.
By: Gillian Brockell
Israeli-American billionaires Michael and Gil Dezer’s Gulfstream IV plane flew 10 migrants to the tiny African kingdom of Eswatini, flight data shows.
Gillian Brockell on the airlines that profit from Trump's deportation machine
By: Gillian Brockell
The African republic says it will take up to 1,200 noncitizen deportees beginning with the flight on Thursday.
By: Gillian Brockell
On July 31, an estimated 71 detainees were expelled to various countries on a hellish flight to Africa. Many were then illegally returned to their home countries.
By: Gillian Brockell
‘I’m fighting for my life,’ said Ahmed Soliman after the latest in a string of abusive incidents in Equatorial Guinea, where ICE expelled him five months ago.
By: Gillian Brockell
Ahmed Soliman’s attorneys fear he may have been sent to one of Equatorial Guinea’s notorious torture prisons.
