A fourth flight carrying non-citizen deportees from the United States arrived in Eswatini on Wednesday, marking the latest execution of Washington's controversial externalized immigration policy.
The incoming group consisted of 11 individuals whose exact identities have not been officially disclosed.
According to legal advocates following the case, the flight includes at least two individuals who held active legal protections that should have shielded them from deportation.
The individuals sent to the southern African kingdom are third-country nationals and generally have no familial, cultural, or linguistic ties to the country.
Past deportees transferred under this policy have originated from diverse nations across the globe, including Cambodia, Jamaica, Cuba, Somalia, Tanzania, and Vietnam.
