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104 Indian nationals returned to India after being deported from the US under Trump's policy. The dangerous routes taken and subsequent deportations create a contentious atmosphere, emphasizing the human and economic impact.

'Handcuffed and shackled': Indian immigrant deported from US share ordeal

A significant deportation event saw 104 Indians returned from the US. Facing perilous routes, the deportees highlight the severe fallout of illegal immigration. Calls for aid arise amidst diplomacy between US and India.

104 Indian nationals deported from the US, marking a notable event under Trump&rsquo;s immigration policy. Escape routes through Latin America. Strong reactions in Indian states. Calls for rehabilitation aid underline the human and economic toll.

A US military aircraft carrying 104 deported Indian nationals landed in Amritsar on Wednesday, marking the first mass deportation under President Donald Trump&rsquo;s immigration crackdown. The deportees, hailing from Punjab, Haryana, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Chandigarh, had entered the US illegally through various routes, many paying hefty sums to agents promising them a better future.
Harsh Journey and Shackling During Deportation One of the deportees, Jaspal Singh from Gurdaspur, revealed that their hands and legs were shackled throughout the journey, and they were only unshackled upon landing in Amritsar. Singh, who had paid Rs 30 lakh to an agent, said he was tricked into an illegal route despite seeking a legal visa.
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USBP and partners successfully returned illegal aliens to India, marking the farthest deportation flight yet using military transport. This mission underscores our commitment to enforcing immigration laws and ensuring swift removals. If you cross illegally, you will be removed. <a href="https://t.co/WW4OWYzWOf">pic.twitter.com/WW4OWYzWOf</a>
&mdash; Chief Michael W. Banks (@USBPChief) <a href="https://twitter.com/USBPChief/status/1886946028185682347?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 5, 2025</a></blockquote>
His journey took him through Brazil, Mexico, and multiple Latin American countries before he was arrested by US Border Patrol in January. He was held in custody for 11 days before being sent back to India. "We thought we were being taken to another camp, but an officer told us we were being deported to India," Singh said.
Life-Threatening Journey Through 'Donkey Routes' Many deportees recounted the horrifying conditions they faced while trying to enter the US illegally.
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<li>Harwinder Singh from Hoshiarpur spent Rs 42 lakh and traveled through Qatar, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Panama, Nicaragua, and Mexico before reaching the US. He described crossing dense forests, hills, and rivers, where many people lost their lives.</li>
<li>Another deportee spoke about a 15-hour-long boat ride and a 40-45 km trek through mountainous terrain, stating that if someone slipped, survival was impossible.</li>
<li>Some deportees also mentioned witnessing deaths in the Panama jungle and seeing bodies abandoned along the route.</li>
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 US Deportation Before Modi-Trump Talks The deportation comes just days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Washington for talks with President Donald Trump, raising diplomatic concerns. Upon arrival in Amritsar, the deportees were interrogated by multiple agencies, including Punjab Police, state and central intelligence agencies, to check for any criminal records.
The North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) has urged the Punjab government to set up a rehabilitation fund for the deportees, citing concerns over financial distress, mental health issues, and social reintegration.
As deportations continue, families of those affected are grappling with shattered dreams and heavy financial losses, highlighting the risks involved in illegal immigration. &nbsp;


A US military plane carrying 205 deported Indian nationals lands in Amritsar amid Trump's immigration crackdown. Many from Punjab entered illegally. NAPA urges Punjab govt to support returnees with rehabilitation aid.

US deports 205 Indian nationals; First mass deportation flight lands in Amritsar today

A US military transport plane carrying 205 Indian nationals deported from the US has landed in Amritsar amid President Trump's immigration crackdown. Many deportees are from Punjab. NAPA urges the Punjab government to provide rehabilitation support.

A US military plane carrying 205 deported Indian nationals, mostly from Punjab, is set to land in Amritsar today. This marks the first mass deportation under Trump&rsquo;s immigration crackdown. NAPA urges Punjab govt to rehabilitate returnees.

A US military transport plane carrying 205 Indian nationals deported from the United States is set to land in Amritsar today. The deportees, mostly from Punjab, had entered the US illegally via "donkey routes" and other means, spending lakhs of rupees in the process.
This marks the first large-scale deportation of Indian nationals as part of President Donald Trump&rsquo;s intensified crackdown on illegal immigration in his second term. The US government has been tightening its immigration policies, leading to an increased removal of undocumented migrants.
While there has been no official response from the Indian government on this development, the North American Punjabi Association (NAPA) has urged the Punjab government to set up a rehabilitation fund for the deported individuals. NAPA&rsquo;s Executive Director, Satnam Singh Chahal, warned that without proper support, these individuals could face economic and psychological hardships, potentially leading to rising unemployment and social issues in the state.
Chahal called on the Punjab government to implement skill development programs, employment opportunities, and mental health counseling to help reintegrate the deportees into society. He also emphasized that the crisis requires urgent attention, as it impacts not only the affected individuals but also Punjab&rsquo;s overall social and economic structure.
The deportation comes as India and the US work to finalize plans for Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s potential visit to Washington on February 12-13.

President Trump has extended an invitation to Indian PM Modi for a potential White House visit in February. Aimed at enhancing US-India relations, the meeting is expected to focus on trade, technology, and global security. Official details are antici

PM Modi likely to visit White House in February, says US President Trump

US President Trump plans a White House visit for Indian PM Modi in February. This meeting intends to bolster US-India ties, focusing on key areas like trade, tech, and security, drawing from their strong bilateral relationship. Details are expected soon.

Trump invites Modi for February visit to White House to enhance US-India relations, focusing on trade, tech, and security.

US President Donald Trump has announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to visit the White House in February for a bilateral meeting. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Monday, Trump confirmed his conversation with Modi earlier that morning, describing their relationship as "very good."
"I had a long talk with him this morning. He is going to be coming to the White House next month, probably February. We have a very good relationship with India," Trump said, adding that "everything came up" during their discussion.
The two leaders share a strong rapport, having addressed massive rallies together, including the 'Howdy, Modi!' event in Houston in September 2019 and the 'Namaste Trump' rally in Ahmedabad in February 2020.
Trump&rsquo;s last foreign visit during his first presidential term was to India, further underscoring the importance of US-India ties. Prime Minister Modi was also among the first three world leaders to congratulate Trump on his re-election victory in November 2024.
The upcoming meeting is expected to build on their shared vision of strengthening the US-India partnership, focusing on areas such as trade, technology, and global security. The White House has yet to release official details about the agenda for Modi&rsquo;s visit. &nbsp;

Union Finance Minister&nbsp;Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;will attend&nbsp;India Economic and Financial Partnership (EFP) meet hosted by&nbsp;US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen&nbsp;in Washington on October 14. Also attending the meet will be&nbsp;Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Jerome Powell and&nbsp;Governor Shantikanta Das of the Reserve Bank of India.The department of Treasury said. &ldquo;This meeting will address a range of critical issues, including economic recovery from the global pandemic, climate finance, multilateral priorities, financial regulation."The finance minister is on a week-long trip to the US to attend the annual meet of the World Bank and IMF in Washington. The FM also interacted with&nbsp;investors at a round table hosted by US India Business Council and CII.&nbsp;

Finance Minister meets investors in US, Yellen to host economic partnership meet on Thursday

Yellen, Sitharaman, Powell & Das that is the power packed guest list for the economic meet in Washington on Thursday during the Finance Minister's week-long trip to the US. 

Yellen and Sitharaman to meet along with RBI and Fed chiefs

FM Sitharaman highlights significant reforms undertaken by govt in meeting with institutional investors in US

Union Finance Minister&nbsp;Nirmala Sitharaman&nbsp;will attend the India Economic and Financial Partnership (EFP) meet hosted by&nbsp;US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen&nbsp;in Washington on October 14. Also attending the meet will be&nbsp;Chair of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System Jerome Powell and&nbsp;Governor Shantikanta Das of the Reserve Bank of India. The department of Treasury said. &ldquo;This meeting will address a range of critical issues, including economic recovery from the global pandemic, climate finance, multilateral priorities, financial regulation."
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First look of 'Harami' out, film goes to Busan festival

Emraan Hashmi&rsquo;s Indo-American feature 'Harami' selected in competition for Busan International Film Festival

First look of Emraan Hashmi's 'Harami' out, film goes International

The first look of Emraan Hashmi from an Indo- American production feature 'Harami' is out.
Starring&nbsp;Emraan in an interesting character of &lsquo;Sagar Bhai&rsquo;, who is a former English teacher turned gang lord, the first glimpse&nbsp;of 'Harami' sees&nbsp;Emraan sporting an interesting look with long hair and spectacles.&nbsp;
'Harami' is officially been selected to be a part of the main competition section (New Horizons) of the Busan International Film Festival 2020 which will run from October 7 to 16 and screen 194 films in South Korea.&nbsp;
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