South Sudan repatriates Mexican man deported from US in July
Juba, South Sudan (AP) – South Sudan He said it on Saturday Mexican A man who was deported from the United States in July.
The man, a Mexican defined as Jesus Munoz-Gutierrez, was among the eight-eight group of detention in the East African country since they were deported from the United States.
Another deportation, a citizen of South Sudan, since then six people have remained in custody.
The South Sudan Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Munoz-Gutierrez’s return to Mexico was carried out by the South Sudan Ministry of Foreign Affairs in accordance with the Mexican Embassy in Ethiopia.
The return, “the creation of international law, bilateral agreements and diplomatic protocols,” he said.
Munoz-Gutierrez said to journalists in Juba, the capital of South Sudan, said that when the US sent it to South Sudan, he was “kidnapped”.
Um I wasn’t planning to come to South Sudan, but they treated me well when they were here, ”he said. “I finished my time in the United States and they had to go back to Mexico.
The US Department of Homeland Security said that Munoz-Gutierrez was convicted for a second-degree murder and sentenced to prison.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Apuk Ayuel Mayen, South Sudan’ın other countries are still interested in being detained, he said.
It is not clear whether the boundary areas have access to legal representation.
Rights groups argued that the implementation of deportation of immigrants by the Trump administration to third countries violated international law and the fundamental rights of immigrants.
Exiles encountered Opposition of the courts in the USAIn June, the Supreme Court allowed the government to restart its rapid abolition of immigrants to countries other than their homeland.
Uganda, Eswatini and Rwanda are among other African countries that deport the United States. Eswatini in South Africa took five men with a criminal history in July. Rwanda announced in mid -August that a group of seven exiles came.
