The United States has continued its strict actions against illegal immigrants, deporting them from the country. Since President Donald Trump took office, many individuals from various countries have been expelled from the US. In the latest development, 205 illegal Indian immigrants are being sent back to India on a C-17 military aircraft. This aircraft is expected to land in Amritsar today.
The impact of President Trump's policies and his stance on immigration laws is becoming evident. On January 20, after taking office, President Trump signed an executive order to expedite the deportation of illegal immigrants. Following this, the US administration has begun sending back groups of immigrants, including 205 Indians, from the US. The use of the C-17 military aircraft indicates the Trump administration's strict stance on immigration.
According to a report by the news agency PTI, the spokesperson for the US embassy in New Delhi stated that the US is enforcing stricter immigration laws as part of President Trump's policies. The exact number of people on the C-17 flight was not confirmed, but media reports suggest it is carrying 205 Indian nationals.
The US is also continuing deportation actions beyond India. In the last two weeks, several countries, including Guatemala, Peru, and Honduras, have seen their illegal immigrants deported through military flights. India, however, is the furthest destination for these deportations so far.
The C-17 Globemaster, which is capable of carrying 140 passengers, departed from Texas with a group of deported Indian nationals. The exact number of people aboard the flight is not officially confirmed, but reports indicate the number to be around 205. The US military aircraft is expected to land in Amritsar or a nearby airbase on Wednesday morning.
As of now, there has been no official statement from India regarding the US action. According to estimates, US officials have identified around 18,000 illegal immigrants from India who had entered the US, and they are now working to deport them.
