The US continues to deport immigrants under the Trump administration. Recently, five convicted immigrants were sent to Eswatini, raising international concerns.

US Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin stated that these immigrants were convicted of various crimes. She noted that their home countries refused to take them back.

The Trump administration now has the authority to deport immigrants to countries other than their homeland. This situation poses a threat to many people's safety.

The US Supreme Court has removed the right to appeal against deportations, granting broad powers to the Trump administration. This decision has been criticized by immigrant rights advocates.

Trump is negotiating with countries that refuse to accept deported individuals, aiming to facilitate the transfer of these people to other nations. This situation is also affecting international relations.