Kosovo has begun to receive migrants expelled by the USA, while Prime Minister Kurti faces criticism from the Americans.

Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti announced that Kosovo will receive migrants expelled from the United States, according to an agreement signed in June, which provides for the reception of 50 individuals over a period of one year. Kurti acknowledged that these are citizens that the U.S. does not want on American territory, but he did not provide details about their nationality or accommodation. This agreement is seen as a way to express Kosovo's gratitude to the U.S., which supported the country's independence.

However, Kurti faces criticism from Americans, who accuse him of compromising stability through his policies against the Serbian minority in Kosovo. Additionally, Kosovo has ratified another agreement with Denmark for hosting foreign detainees. In the context of a stricter migration policy adopted by the EU, the Balkans are becoming a destination for expelled migrants, and Albania has already begun to host expulsion centers.