South Sudan returns to the homeland of the Mexican man deporting us in July

South Sudan Saturday said that a man was returned to Mexico It was deported from the United States In July.

The man, a Mexican, was determined as Jesus Monoz-Guterres, from among a group of eight who were in the government’s nursery in the East African country since their deportation from the United States

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in South Sudan said that his return to Mexico carried out the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in South Sudan, in coordination with the Mexican embassy in the neighboring Ethiopia.

She said that the restoration was implemented “in line with relevant international law, bilateral agreements and diplomatic protocols.”

Right groups argue The Trump administration’s increasing practice of deporting immigrants to the third countries Vocroes international law and basic rights From immigrants.

The deportations were opposed by the courts in the United States, although the Supreme Court in June allowed the government to restart the rapid removal of migrants to countries other than their homelands.

It is unclear whether Guterres and other deportees have been able to reach legal representation.

The Trump administration said that a group of eight men was convicted of serious crimes – including murder, killing, sexual assault and light actions with a child and theft – in the United States. There are none of the deportees from South Sudan – and the others are from Cuba, Laos, Myanmar, Sudan and Vietnam.

The US Department of Internal Security said that Guterres had a second -class death conviction and was sentenced to life imprisonment.

The deportations indicate a great political victory for the Trump administration, which has sought to persuade countries around the world – regardless of the human rights record – to accept the deportation who are not their citizens.

Other African countries that receive two deportees from the United States include Uganda, Swatini and Rwanda. Aswatini, in South Africa, received five men with criminal backgrounds in July. Rwanda announced the arrival of a group of seven departments in mid -August.

Camello Monteoya Galvose contributed to this report.