A chartered flight carrying 17 Argentines deported from the United States landed at Ezeiza International Airport in the early hours of Thursday morning, after stopovers in Colombia and Brazil. News of the flight, which was broken by the Clarín newspaper on Wednesday, lifts the lid on a process on ongoing deportations. So far, more than 300 Argentines have been deported from the United States during Trump’s second administration, though the information had not been made public until now, reported Clarín midweek. García, who had lived in the United States since 2001, had a family and a valid work permit. “It’s strange to be detained in such an unusual situation, because this Trump administration is a black page in the glorious history of the United States.