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South Sudan became the first African country to host U.S. deportees, sparking concerns over coercion and instability.
In 2025, South Sudan became the first African nation to accept U.S. third-country deportees, hosting eight individuals from Mexico, Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, and South Sudan.
Confidential State Department documents reveal South Sudan requested U.S. support for prosecuting opposition leader Riek Machar and sanctions relief for former Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel, accused of diverting over a billion dollars.
The U.S. has not confirmed any concessions, though Rwanda and Eswatini reportedly received millions.
Six deportees remain under security supervision in Juba, while one South Sudanese national and a Mexican were repatriated.
Critics warn the arrangement risks exploiting vulnerable nations amid rising violence and instability.
Sudán del Sur se convirtió en el primer país africano en albergar a los deportados estadounidenses, lo que provocó preocupaciones sobre la coerción y la inestabilidad.