Historic Deportation Flight Brings 104 Indian Migrants Home Amid U.S.-India Collaboration
A U.S. military plane returned 104 Indian nationals, marking a significant development in U.S.-India immigration cooperation as Prime Minister Modi prepares for a visit to Washington.
More than 100 Indian migrants deported by the US arrive home
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In a significant move, a U.S. military plane landed in Amritsar, India, carrying 104 deported Indian nationals, the first such flight following Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. This action aligns with recent U.S.-India discussions on immigration and trade, as Prime Minister Modi prepares for a visit to Washington next week. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio praised the deportation flights as vital for deterring illegal migration. India has expressed readiness to accept deported nationals, emphasizing its stance against illegal immigration associated with organized crime. Notably, over 7,25,000 undocumented Indians are estimated to reside in the U.S.
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