In a surprising turn of events, Belizean Senators Kevin Herrera and Louis Wade have cast their votes in favor of the Safe Third Country Agreement with the United States, sparking widespread debate and speculation. The agreement, which designates Belize as a ‘safe third country,’ mandates that Central American migrants denied entry into the U.S. under former President Trump’s stringent immigration policies can now seek asylum in Belize. This decision has stirred political circles, particularly due to Herrera’s unexpected support, given his previous stance on sovereignty and immigration challenges. Church Senator Louis Wade, however, remained steadfast in his endorsement, emphasizing the humanitarian and logical merits of the pact. Herrera’s sudden shift has raised questions about the underlying motivations and timing of his decision. Critics argue that Belize risks becoming a ‘logistical backwater’ for U.S. immigration issues, while supporters highlight the nation’s capacity to provide refuge. The vote underscores the delicate balance between national sovereignty and international cooperation in addressing migration crises.