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US deports Kenyan former NFL player Daniel Adongo

US deports Kenyan former NFL player Daniel Adongo
BBC World Monday 27 July 2026, 10:56 UTC 1 min read
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The authorities say the ex-sportsman had overstayed his visa and had been arrested multiple times.

The authorities say the ex-sportsman had overstayed his visa and had been arrested multiple times.
US (LOCATION) Kenyan (ORG) NFL (ORG) Daniel Adongo (PERSON)
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