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The U.S. deported eight migrants to South Sudan in July 2025, sparking concern over the impact on the fragile nation.
The U.S. has begun deporting undocumented migrants to South Sudan, one of the world’s poorest and most unstable nations, as part of a new third-country deportation program launched in 2025.
At least eight individuals were sent from a U.S. military base in Djibouti to South Sudan in July, with the country’s government calling it a sign of cooperation.
South Sudan, already grappling with extreme poverty, a fragile state, and a massive humanitarian crisis, hosts millions of refugees and displaced people.
Experts warn the deportations could worsen existing challenges due to the country’s limited capacity to provide basic services.
The U.S. reportedly offered political concessions, including easing sanctions, raising concerns that vulnerable nations are being used to advance immigration policies, further straining an already overwhelmed state.
Estados Unidos deportó a ocho migrantes a Sudán del Sur en julio de 2025, lo que provocó preocupación por el impacto en la frágil nación.