The Trump administration is deporting people to countries they've never heard of, stripping them of due process rights. Roberto Mosquera, a Cuban-American raised in Miami since age 12, was deported to Eswatini—a country he'd never heard of—and imprisoned indefinitely without charges. Now the Supreme Court must decide whether this controversial practice is constitutional. The Trump administration has deported approximately 25,000 people to third countries, with an estimated 5,000 sent to maximum-security prisons worldwide, often in nations with poor human rights records.