A new facility, named the Center for Human Rights for Repatriated and Migrants, was inaugurated on October 9 at the International Airport of Belo Horizonte in Confins. This center is designed to provide assistance and guidance to Brazilians who are deported or returning home following repatriation processes. The establishment aims to address the needs of these individuals, offering essential services and support during their transition back to Brazil.

The inauguration was attended by several key officials, including the Minister of Human Rights and Citizenship, Macaé Evaristo, who highlighted the significant number of Minas Gerais residents among those deported. Evaristo pointed out that up to 50% of repatriates identified thus far are originally from Minas Gerais, emphasizing the need for this specialized support center. The presence of local legislators and representatives from international organizations indicates a collaborative effort to enhance the rights and services available to repatriated individuals.

This center reflects Brazil's ongoing commitment to human rights and social support for its citizens, particularly those impacted by immigration issues. It also seeks to raise awareness about the various challenges faced by repatriated individuals and aims to establish better systems of reintegration for those returning home. The initiative can serve as a model for other regions dealing with similar demographic and social challenges regarding repatriation and immigration.