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Trump’s third-country deportations: What they are and where migrants have been sent
President Donald Trump deported five people to Eswatini in July, part of his administration’s policy of third-country deportations. “Third country,” a term used to describe Eswatini, refers to a country that agrees to accept immigrants who are refused entry to their native countries. The immigrants remain in the “third country” until their return to their native countries can […]
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