In Brief: Eswatini: The Details Behind a U.S. Migrant Deportation Agreement with the Kingdom
This France 24 report summarizes the main available information while attributing claims to their sources.

A France 24 article covers "In Brief: Eswatini: The Details Behind a U.S. Migrant Deportation Agreement with the Kingdom," based on facts presented in the source material provided.
The available report indicates that thirteen African countries are party to agreements accepting migrants deported from the United States. The report also notes that these are agreements negotiated by the Trump administration, often conducted in secrecy. An investigation by France 24 and partner media outlets reveals the conditions of these deportations, particularly those to Eswatini.
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- Eswatini : Les dessous d’un accord d’expulsion de migrants des États-Unis vers le royaume — France 24 — Français
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