The Trump administration's third country deportation plan has resulted in criticism from activists and rights groups, particularly after five convicted criminals were sent to Eswatini. Eswatini became the second African nation to receive deportees under this policy, which aims to send individuals to countries that refuse to accept them. The US government’s actions have raised concerns about human rights abuses. A Homeland Security official described the deported individuals as uniquely dangerous, stating they had been terrorizing American communities before their deportation.
Activists and human rights groups have accused the Trump administration of using African countries as a dumping ground for criminals that the US wants to deport.
The US Supreme Court allowed the deportation of foreign nationals to unrelated third countries, raising alarms among international rights organizations about potential human rights abuses.
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