The Trump administration has initiated a new round of deportations, sending five migrants convicted of violent crimes to Eswatini, an African kingdom known for its troubling human rights record. This move is part of a broader strategy to implement third-country deportations, which has been met with significant scrutiny and concern. Eswatini has stated it will repatriate those migrants but the program has raised alarms among activists and diplomats, highlighting the potential risks faced by deportees who have no connections to the region. As the administration continues to seek third-country partners for deportations, the implications for both the migrants and the receiving nations remain uncertain.