The administration of US President Donald Trump deportes five migrants to Aswini

The United States says it has deported what it described as five “illegal, criminal foreigners” of the southern African Kingdom of Aswini.

On the plane, there were five departments from Vietnam, Jamaica, Los, Cuba and Yemen who were convicted of crimes ranging from children to killing, US Minister of Internal Security, Tricia McLeulin He said in an online post.

“This trip took the barbaric individuals uniquely that their countries of origin refused to restore them.”

Earlier this month, after weeks of delay, the United States He sent eight immigrants from several countries to South Sudan.

The country initially agreed to accept the deportees. As a result, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio canceled all visas for passports holders in South Sudan. It is not clear if this has changed now.

Last week, Nigeria said it would not bend to pressure the Trump administration to accept Venezuelan departments or prisoners of the third countries of the United States.

President Donald Trump’s pledge to carry out massive campaign deportations and a case that prompted widespread support, including many Spanish voters.

He said that he wanted to deport people who live in the United States illegally, but the White House efforts were much broader in its scope – as the goal of people in the United States was with student visas, and commented on the acceptance of refugees except South Africa whitening, and to move to cancel temporary work permits and other protection granted to migrants by former presidents.

To eliminate migrants, the Trump administration resumed the raids in the workplace, a tactic that was suspended under his predecessor Joe Biden.

In a series of publications on the xual media platform, McLaughlin included the five crimes condemned, describing them as “corrupt monsters” “intimidation of American societies”.

She said, “A safe deportation journey to the third country has fallen into my insolences in South Africa,” she said.

Eswatini, the last absolute ownership in Africa, did not comment on the arrival of the trip.

However, the small African state was named in the media reports as a possible recipient of the United States.

Formerly known as Swaziland, Eswatini suffers from South Africa and Mozambique neighbors. King MSWATI III has led him since 1986.

Last month, the United States Supreme Court surveyed the road to the Trump administration to resume the deportation of migrants to other countries other than their own.

Rwanda confirmed discussions, while Benin, Angola, Equatorial Guinea and Moldova were named in media reports as possible countries.

The Trump administration has already deported people to El Salvador Costa Rica.