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Usually these Journey Aviation jets return to their Miami base between ICE removal trips, but this one went back to back. A few hours after returning to Mesa AZ from a likely third-country removal to Ghana, it is headed back to West Africa for ICE again.

Gillian Brockell

@gillianbrockell.com

6 Sept

This plane has now landed in Ghana — a likely third-country removal, the second to Ghana in four days.

Gillian Brockell

@gillianbrockell.com

This ICE removal flight has made another stop in Togo. This is the fourth known removal to Togo this year.

7/9/26, 12:38 am19 reposts55 likes

SPFHockeyfan, Esq. 🍁

@spfhockeyfan.bsky.social

Jesus H

I think the suffering of the people on these planes should always be our first concern, but let me just say this 25-minute flight alone cost taxpayers a minimum of $20,000, probably much more.