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Deported US migrants face challenges in unfamiliar Eswatini

23 Eylül 2026France 24

Migrants deported from the US are struggling in Eswatini, a country they know little about, amid local suspicion.
Migrants deported from the US have been sent to Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, where they face imprisonment and suspicion from locals. Many of these individuals are unfamiliar with the country they have been sent to, which complicates their reintegration.
This situation arises from a covert agreement made during the Trump administration as part of a broader mass deportation strategy. The issue has been highlighted by 'The Deportation Project', which involves extensive investigative journalism.
Eswatini has a unique political structure as an absolute monarchy, which presents distinct challenges for those deported there. The Trump administration's mass deportation policies have faced criticism for their lack of transparency and the human impact on individuals and families.
The deportation of migrants to Eswatini raises significant ethical questions about international agreements and the treatment of individuals deemed undesirable by the US. The lack of awareness and preparation for these deportees could lead to further marginalization and human rights violations.

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