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Eswatini says US never asked them to take Kilmar Abrego as deportee
Eswatini denies accepting Kilmar Abrego as a deportee, contradicting U.S. claims amid legal challenges over secretive deportation deals involving five individuals in July.
- Eswatini's government stated it has no agreement with the United States to accept Kilmar Abrego as a deportee, contrary to claims made by the Trump administration last week.
- Kilmar Abrego is originally from El Salvador and is currently in immigration detention in Virginia after his arrest in March.
- Proposals to send deportees to Eswatini will be discussed between the governments before processes are initiated.
- A U.S. Department of Homeland Security email informed Abrego's lawyers that he would be deported to Eswatini after he expressed fear of persecution in Uganda.
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Eswatini says US never asked them to take Kilmar Abrego as deportee
The government of Eswatini said on Thursday it did not have any agreement with the United States to receive Kilmar Abrego, who President Donald Trump's administration said last week could be deported to the small African state.
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Eswatini Denies U.S. Request To Accept Kilmar Abrego As Deportee
"Any proposal to send more deportees to Eswatini will be discussed between the governments of Eswatini and the United States of America prior to initiating processes, and the country will be properly informed," government spokesperson Thabile Mdluli said. The post Eswatini Denies U.S. Request To Accept Kilmar Abrego As Deportee appeared first on StratNews Global.
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