Date: February 04, 2025
U.S. Deports 205 Indians on Military Flight
U.S. Deports 205 Indians Using Military Aircraft
The U.S. government has intensified its immigration crackdown, leading to the U.S. Deports 205 Indians nationals who were residing in the country illegally. This major operation aligns with the Trump administration’s stricter immigration policies, aimed at curbing unlawful entries and overstays.
U.S. Deports 205 Indians: Largest Deportation Operation Using a Military Aircraft
Reports confirm that a C-17 military aircraft took off from Texas approximately six hours ago, carrying 205 Indian immigrants back to India. This deportation marks one of the largest U.S. military-assisted deportation operations under the administration’s renewed focus on immigration enforcement.
The aircraft, known for its military operations, not designed for civilian transport. With only one washroom onboard, the long 24-hour journey expected to be extremely challenging for the deported individuals. The plane is scheduled to land in New Delhi within the next day, though the identities of those on board have not been disclosed.
Crackdown on Illegal Immigration from India
The U.S. government had earlier stated that approximately 18,000 Indian nationals are living illegally in the country. Efforts made to identify and deport them, with India complying with these measures.
This move is part of a broader strategy by the Trump administration, which aims to curb illegal immigration not just from India but also from Mexico, Canada, and other countries. The administration remains committed to enforcing strict border control measures, as promised during Trump’s election campaign.
What’s Next?
The deportation of 205 Indians is just the beginning of what appears to be a large-scale removal of illegal immigrants from the U.S. With authorities actively tracking undocumented individuals, similar deportation flights may continue in the coming months.
The Indian government is yet to officially respond to this latest deportation drive. However, as the U.S. strengthens its stance on illegal immigration, more Indian nationals residing unlawfully in the country may face legal action and deportation in the near future.