USA Deports 104 Indians, Includes People from Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat

Amritsar: In a significant development, the United States has forcibly deported 104 Indian nationals, with a notable number of them hailing from Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat. Among the deportees, 30 are from Punjab, 33 each from Haryana and Gujarat. The individuals were sent back to India, and the Amritsar police are now assisting them in reaching their homes.

According to the authorities, the deportation took place after the individuals were found to be in violation of immigration laws in the United States. The group was reportedly detained in the U.S. for overstaying their visas or being involved in illegal activities. Upon their arrival in India, local police teams were dispatched to the respective homes of the deportees, providing them with assistance and ensuring they reach their families safely.

The deportation has raised concerns among the families of the individuals involved. Many of them were unaware of the legal troubles their relatives had encountered abroad. Some of the deportees expressed frustration and regret over their experiences in the U.S., while others hoped to rebuild their lives in India.

Amritsar Airport authorities confirmed the arrival of the deportees, and police personnel were stationed at the airport to handle the situation. The families of the individuals have been informed, and they are being escorted home by the local police to prevent any issues or confusion.

This incident highlights ongoing concerns over the immigration policies of the U.S., which have become more stringent in recent years. It also raises questions about the challenges faced by immigrants from India, particularly those in rural and semi-urban areas, who often seek opportunities abroad for a better future but end up in legal trouble due to lack of awareness.

Indian authorities have expressed concern over the deportation, urging the U.S. to reconsider its stance on immigration. At the same time, families in India are seeking support and legal assistance to understand the situation better.

The police are continuing to monitor the situation, and further investigations are underway regarding the deportees’ activ