Eswatini Accepts US Deportees in Secret Five Million Deal
The kingdom of Eswatini agreed to host up to 160 third-country deportees from the United States in exchange for 5.1 million dollars. While the government views the deal as a contribution to world order, local lawyers are challenging the legality of detaining migrants without charge.
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Eswatini accepted $5.1 million from the United States to host 160 third-country deportees under a secretive bilateral agreement. The deal pays the landlocked nation roughly $31,875 per migrant while bypassing standard parliamentary oversight. Investors monitor the kingdom's stability as legal challenges to the accord's constitutionality threaten diplomatic and financial ties.
