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The United States expelled five men to the Southern African country of Eswatini on Tuesday as part of its ongoing efforts to exile immigrants to so-called "third countries." The move closely followed the United States' deportation of eight men - seven with no connection to the country - to violence-plagued South Sudan. The Trump administration has been expanding its global gulag for expelled immigrants, exploring deals with more than a quarter of the world's nations to accept deported persons who are not their citizens. Many of these countries are beset by violence, have been excoriated by the State Department for…
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