Kilmar García tells us that he faces deportation to Eswatini star-news.press/wp

The Trump administration told Kilmar Ano Garcia, a Salvadori man in the midst of a long -term migration row, who can be deported to the Kingdom of Southern Africa.

In an email message to his lawyer, which was seen by the American BBC’s CBS, one of the immigration officers said they were changing Decision last month to send it to UgandaAfter Mr. Obrego García raised fears of persecution there.

The officer said the allegations “are difficult to take seriously,” but the United States “though” agreed not to send it there.

It is at least floating the fourth country as a possible destination for the 30 -year -old. He was accidentally deported to El Salvador in March, then returned to confront criminal charges.

US officials admitted at the time that he was accidentally removed.

In June, he was returned to the United States, where he was arrested and charged with human smuggling. He acknowledged that he is not guilty.

Trump officials claim that he is a member of the MS-13 gang, an accusation that also denies it.

Its deportation issue has become a pivotal point in the administration’s immigration campaign.

Mr. ábrego García is not related to Eswatini.

She was previously known as Swaziland, surrounded by South Africa and Mozambique. It is one of the last remaining absolute queens in the world, and has been led by King Mswati III since 1986.

The United States has already deported five people to Aswini, describing them as “illegal foreigners” for the country.

The move caused anxiety in the small nation that it had become a land dumped for criminals.

Eswatini has not confirmed whether she was receiving payments for the deportation deal that was delivered to the Trump administration.

The United States is the fourth largest market for the largest export in the country, sugar. Analysts suggest that Eswatini may try to protect this trade and avoid definitions.

Mr. Obrego García illegally entered the United States as a teenager of El Salvador. In 2019, he was arrested with three other men in Maryland and was detained by federal immigration authorities.