Groups of Jamaicans are being returned from the United States on deportation flights operating from Miami to Kingston, with flight records showing a recurring pattern of removals on Wednesdays.

The flights form part of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations to return people who have been ordered removed from the United States.

Flight-tracking records show Miami-to-Kingston removal flights on Wednesday, Sept. 16, and Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, indicating a regular pattern on the route.

The number of Jamaicans aboard each flight can vary, and publicly available flight information does not always provide a passenger count or details about the people being returned.

ICE has confirmed that Jamaica is among the destinations served by its removal operations. However, the agency generally does not publicly disclose future deportation flight schedules, citing operational security.

Jamaicans may be removed from the United States for several reasons, including immigration violations and criminal convictions followed by deportation proceedings.

The recurring Miami-to-Kingston flights come as U.S. immigration authorities continue enforcement and removal operations involving Caribbean nationals.

This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Miami-to-Jamaica Deportation Flights Have Become a Regular Wednesday Operation.