US Deports Immigrants to Eswatini Amid Human Rights Concerns | JQJO

The US deported five men to Eswatini, a country with a poor human rights record, continuing its controversial practice of sending immigrants to "third countries." This follows the deportation of eight men to South Sudan. The Trump administration has expanded these deals with numerous nations, often ignoring human rights concerns. Critics, including Human Rights First, express alarm over the lack of transparency and potential dangers faced by deportees. The Supreme Court recently ruled that such deportations can proceed without allowing immigrants to object, leading to concerns about widespread human rights abuses.