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Eswatini Diplomats Learned of US Deportations From Social Media: Report
Eswatini Diplomats Learned of US Deportations From Social Media: Report
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Eswatini Diplomats Learned of US Deportations From Social Media: ReportThe Eswatini embassy in Washington said it had received no prior notification and was... 17.07.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Eswatini Diplomats Learned of US Deportations From Social Media: ReportThe Eswatini embassy in Washington said it had received no prior notification and was unaware their nation had been designated for third-country removals, The Independent reported.The deportees—originally from Vietnam, Jamaica, Laos, Cuba, and Yemen—were all convicted of serious crimes, including child rape and murder, according to US Department of Homeland Security.ℹThe US reportedly contacted 58 countries to arrange similar deportation deals, but only seven have finalized agreements so far.AI-generated image
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Eswatini Diplomats Learned of US Deportations From Social Media: Report
The Eswatini embassy in Washington said it had received no prior notification and was unaware their nation had been designated for third-country removals, The Independent reported.
The deportees—originally from Vietnam, Jamaica, Laos, Cuba, and Yemen—were all convicted of serious crimes, including child rape and murder, according to US Department of Homeland Security.
ℹThe US reportedly contacted 58 countries to arrange similar deportation deals, but only seven have finalized agreements so far.
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