Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Jamaican Man Deported by U.S. Repatriated to Jamaica
A Jamaican man named Orville Etoria, who had been deported to Eswatini by the U.S., has been sent back to his home country of Jamaica.
The U.S. had deported Etoria, who was a convicted criminal, as part of a larger effort to remove immigrants.
Etoria had been convicted of murder in the past and had served a 25-year sentence.
The U.S. had previously sent him and four others to Eswatini, where he was imprisoned.
According to the Eswatini government, Etoria voluntarily returned to Jamaica, where his family welcomed him home.
The U.S. policy has been criticized for sending people to countries they have no connection with.
A Jamaican man, Orville Isaac Etoria, was repatriated to Jamaica after being deported to Eswatini.
Etoria was one of five third-country nationals deported by the Trump administration.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said the individuals were 'uniquely barbaric' criminals.
Etoria had served a 25-year sentence for murder before being deported.
Critics suggest the U.S. removals aim to encourage migrants to self-deport.
- Who
- Orville Isaac Etoria, a Jamaican man
- What
- Was repatriated to Jamaica after being deported to Eswatini by the U.S.
- When
- Repatriated on Sunday, two months after deportation.
- Where
- Jamaica, from Eswatini.
- Why
- The U.S. deported Etoria as part of its policy targeting convicted criminals, after which he was repatriated to his home country.
- Deportee
- Orville Isaac Etoria
- Country of Origin
- Jamaica
- Deporting Country
- United States
- Destination Country
- Eswatini
- Reason for Deportation
- Convicted Criminal
- Original Conviction
- Murder