Deported Cambodian Man Freed from Eswatini Prison

Cambodian Man Released from Eswatini Prison After US Deportation: A Controversial Third-Country Program Under Scrutiny

A Cambodian man, Pheap Rom, was released from a maximum-security prison in Eswatini after five months, following his deportation from the US under a controversial third-country program. Rom, who had served a fifteen-year US prison term, was sent to Eswatini as part of the Trump administrations effort to quickly remove people from the country. Critics argue that the program violates standard immigration rules and rights, and legal battles are ongoing in US courts and Eswatini. The US has paid Eswatini five million dollars to house up to one hundred sixty detainees, raising questions about human rights issues in the program.

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