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Four additional migrants deported from the United States arrived in Eswatini on March 12, 2025, including two Somali nationals, one Sudanese national and one Tanzanian national. This marks the third batch of deportees sent to the southern African nation.

Four additional migrants deported from the United States arrived in Eswatini on March 12, 2025, including two Somali nationals, one Sudanese national and one Tanzanian national. This marks the third batch of deportees sent to the southern African nation.

The Trump administration has sent at least 19 people to Eswatini in three batches since July 2024 as part of third country deportation agreements. The United States paid Eswatini approximately $5.1 million in exchange for accepting up to 160 deportees.

The Trump administration has sent at least 19 people to Eswatini in three batches since July 2024 as part of third country deportation agreements. The United States paid Eswatini approximately $5.1 million in exchange for accepting up to 160 deportees.

Previous deportees sent to Eswatini in July and October 2024 included nationals from Vietnam, Cuba, Laos, Yemen, Jamaica and Cambodia. One Jamaican man was repatriated to his home country in September 2024, and a Cambodian man was reportedly due for repatriation.

Previous deportees sent to Eswatini in July and October 2024 included nationals from Vietnam, Cuba, Laos, Yemen, Jamaica and Cambodia. One Jamaican man was repatriated to his home country in September 2024, and a Cambodian man was reportedly due for repatriation.

The deportees are being held at Matsapha Maximum Security Correctional Centre while authorities arrange their repatriation to their countries of origin. The Eswatini government stated it is committed to upholding the rights and dignity of third country nationals.

The deportees are being held at Matsapha Maximum Security Correctional Centre while authorities arrange their repatriation to their countries of origin. The Eswatini government stated it is committed to upholding the rights and dignity of third country nationals.

Civil society groups and lawyers in Eswatini have challenged the deportation agreement in court, arguing that deportees are being held indefinitely without charges. The high court dismissed one case in February 2025, though an appeal has been lodged.

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Civil society groups and lawyers in Eswatini have challenged the deportation agreement in court, arguing that deportees are being held indefinitely without charges. The high court dismissed one case in February 2025, though an appeal has been lodged.

The Trump administration has struck third country deportation deals with at least seven African nations, including Ghana, Rwanda, Uganda, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and South Sudan. A Senate report found the administration spent at least $40 million deporting roughly 300 migrants.

The Trump administration has struck third country deportation deals with at least seven African nations, including Ghana, Rwanda, Uganda, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and South Sudan. A Senate report found the administration spent at least $40 million deporting roughly 300 migrants.

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