He emphasised that Grenada will not bear the cost of transporting or resettling these workers. “Part of the MOU would have to be the United States footing the bill. According to international reports, no Caribbean country has formally agreed to accept third-country deportees from the United States. Antigua and Barbuda has engaged with Washington on a potential framework, emphasising limits and controls for deportees or asylum seekers. He stressed that any acceptance of third-country transferees would be conditional and grounded in international law, making clear that Grenada is under no obligation at this stage.