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Eswatini Receives Two More Deportees From United States
Eswatini says the United States sent two more people to the country.
These people were deported even though they are not from Eswatini or the United States.
The transfer was made under an agreement between the two governments.
Eswatini did not say exactly which countries the people came from.
It said they were from Latin America.
More than 30 people have now been sent to Eswatini this way since last year.
The government announcement did not provide other details about them.
The United States and Eswatini are continuing to use their bilateral agreement.
Eswatini said it received two additional third-country nationals deported from the United States.
The deportations occurred under a bilateral agreement between Eswatini and the United States.
The Eswatini government did not disclose the individuals’ nationalities.
Officials said the two deportees were Latin American.
More than 30 people have been deported from the United States to Eswatini since last year.
- Who
- The government of Eswatini said it received two third-country nationals deported by the United States.
- What
- Two additional deportees were transferred to Eswatini under a bilateral agreement.
- Where
- The deportees were sent from the United States to Eswatini, a Southern African kingdom.
- When
- The announcement was made on August 27; more than 30 people have been transferred since last year.
- Why
- They were transferred under a bilateral deportation agreement between the United States and Eswatini.
Key facts
- New arrivals
- Two additional third-country nationals
- Sending country
- United States
- Receiving country
- Eswatini
- Reported region of origin
- Latin America
- Agreement
- Bilateral agreement between the United States and Eswatini
- Total transferred
- More than 30 people since last year
- Nationalities
- Not disclosed
Sources
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