The Minister of Education in Jamaica announced that 20 of the 22 third-country nationals who arrived on the island on October 13 have already left the territory. The remaining two also plan to return home before the end of their authorized stay. The International Organization for Migration is handling their departure. An additional flight for a TCN is scheduled for this week, as part of an agreement between Jamaica and the United States.
Twenty TCNs leave Jamaica after their arrival
This article was updated at 10:55.