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Jamaica native deported by DHS and imprisoned in Eswatini repatriated to home country
New York Amsterdam News
|October 02, 2025
A New York man who was deported two months ago from the U.S. to Eswatini has now returned to his native Jamaica, where he has not lived since childhood.

Orville Etoria (Margaret McKen/The Legal Aid Society photo)
(Margaret McKen The Legal Aid Society)
The deportation of Orville Isaac Etoria, 62, was carried out under the Trump administration's "third-country deportation policy," which means that undocumented immigrants could be deported to other countries, rather than their country of origin.
Etoria served 25 years in prison after being convicted of fatally shooting a man in Brooklyn, according to The New York Times. But through the Hudson Link program and Mercy College, he was able to study and received a bachelor's degree in prison. He had also begun a Master's Degree program with Union Theological Seminary.
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