The United States is deporting criminals to Aswini after the local countries rejected them

A deportation trip bearing migrants from different countries that refused to restore their citizens fell South Africa The US Internal Security State announced on Tuesday that the country of Aswini, the US Department of Internal Security.

“A safe deportation journey for the third country has fallen into a beacon in South Africa – this journey took the barbaric individuals uniquely to the extent that their countries of origin refused to restore them,” wrote Tricia McLeulin, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Internal Security.

“These corrupt monsters intimidate American societies,” she said, adding that they are now “off American territory.”

This comes after the United States Supreme Court gave the green light last month Trump administration To resume migrant deportations to other countries without giving them the opportunity to show the damage they may face in their countries of origin, allowing the federal government to increase the president’s mass deportation agenda.

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McLeuline included five departments from Vietnam, Jamaica, Los, Cuba and Yemen, who said they were convicted of terrible crimes, including rape of children and killing.

Vietnamese was convicted of raping children, condemned a Jamaican citizen of murder, theft and possession of weapons, and a citizen of Laos was convicted of murder, killing and robbery, as well as a strict assault with a fatal weapon, possessing metamavitamine and operating a car under the influence of the subject of control.

She said that a Cuban citizen was convicted of killing and strict battery – including a police officer – in addition to stealing major cars, evading law enforcement, and a reckless leadership, while a Yemeni citizen was convicted of death, attack, battery, as well as resistance and obstruction of an officer, and the cruelty of the adults and assaulting the intention of the great construction.

Earlier this month, an administrative official said in a note that migrants may be deported to countries other than six hours.

You will wait for the application of American immigration and customs in general at least 24 hours to deport an immigrant after informing them of their removal to a “third country”, according to a memorandum on July 9 of the agency’s agency manager, Todd Lyons, adding that the agency can still remove them to these countries with less than six hours “under exciting circumstances” as long as the individual has provided the opportunity to speak with one of them.

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The memo said that migrants can be sent to countries that pledged not to persecute or torture “without the need for more measures.”

The new ICE policy indicates that the administration may move quickly to send immigrants to countries around the world.

Human rights advocates raised concerns about due legal procedures and other cases surrounding the president Immigration policies.

Reuters contributed to this report.