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Help get eyes on Ahmed Soliman.

Ahmed Soliman was deported by the United States to Equatorial Guinea and, according to published reporting, was taken into custody there after speaking with the media. This tool helps you write to public officials and journalists from your own mailbox.

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Status as of September 12, 2026

Based only on the reporting linked below: Reuters reported on September 11, 2026 that a deportee sent by the U.S. to Equatorial Guinea, who had criticised police tactics, was taken into custody there. The American Prospect reported the same day that an immigrant the U.S. government transferred to detention in Africa was arrested after speaking with the media. This site makes no claims beyond those published reports.

Ahmed Soliman in the United States before his deportation to Equatorial Guinea.
Ahmed Soliman in the United States before his deportation to Equatorial Guinea.
Ahmed Soliman, in the white shirt on his knees, is shielded by another deportee as armed police surround them in Equatorial Guinea following their deportation from the United States.
Ahmed Soliman, in the white shirt on his knees, is shielded by another deportee as armed police surround them in Equatorial Guinea following their deportation from the United States.

The ask

Five concrete requests

  1. 1

    Locate him and confirm proof of safety

    Ask for confirmation of Ahmed Soliman's current physical location and a verifiable proof-of-life and proof-of-safety check.

  2. 2

    Secure access to legal counsel

    Ask that he be permitted prompt, private, and continuing access to his attorneys.

  3. 3

    Prevent unsafe onward transfer

    Ask for assurances against any further transfer to a country or facility where he would face a risk of harm.

  4. 4

    Disclose the legal basis for his detention

    Ask what legal authority is being asserted for holding him, and by whom.

  5. 5

    Get prompt interagency and public attention

    Ask the office to raise the case with the State Department and relevant posts, and to respond publicly.

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