The Papua New Guinea government is forcibly deporting asylum seekers from Australia's detention centre on Manus Island.
The PNG government says it plans to deport about 160 men whose claims for asylum were rejected.
The police forced two Nepali men from the centre on Thursday, after five others voluntarily returned to Nepal last week.
The PNG Supreme Court has ordered the closure of the centre, where about 900 men have been detained for four years to deter others from entering Australia.
The United States had agreed to re-settle some of the men, but President Trump says that's a dumb deal.
The refugees, however, say they're not a threat to America.
This report from Ben Robinson Drawbridge.
Transcript
The Manus Island refugee Mansour Shooshtari left Iran when his life was threatened by his own government.
MANSOUR SHOOSHTARI: I'm sending this message to the US President. My country sent no terrorist, no criminal to the US. The people they sent all were scientists and very high educated people. I want the US President to know that people of Iran are very civilised and very educated and there is not any terrorist among them.
The refugee Siid Ali says President Trump might be sympathetic if he understood the horrors Mr Ali ran from in Somalia.
SIID ALI: For the last 28 years it's civil war. The people were dying with no reason. They just kill and just walk away, killing like nobody cares. So I left my country because I want to be free like what everybody deserve. I'm trying to help my family, I'm trying to get a better life to know who I am, why I am here in the world.
From the Darfur region in Sudan, Haas Hassaballa says Sudanese refugees don't deserve to banned from the US.
HAAS HASSABALLA: This decision will affect us badly. As the whole world witnessed the genocide and horrific things happened in Darfur, it will be very tough to accept another unfair decision especially a political decision. That's why I ask the United States government and the people to look to Darfurian people and all Sudanese who survived the genocide, with mercy eyes.
The Manus Island refugees say they're being punished by Australia for escaping persecution with indefinite detention.
Audio in that story was collected by the Kurdish journalist, Behrouz Boochani.
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