Cambodian man deported to Eswatini after U.S. prison release faces legal concerns.

A Cambodian man deported by the U.S. to Eswatini after serving a 15-year prison sentence has been released from a maximum-security prison and is being sent home. His lawyer says the detention without charges highlights concerns over a U.S. program sending migrants to countries with no ties to them, which the U.S. defends as a way to remove people quickly. Critics argue the policy violates due process and international law.