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- The United States has deported 35 Nepalis through a charter plane, including 12 who went through illegal routes and 2 who went on student visas.
- SSP Krishna Pangeni of the Human Trafficking Investigation Bureau said that the deportees were detained by the US for violating various rules.
- In the last two months, more than 200 Nepalis have been deported from the US and after Trump’s second term, immigration has become stricter.
28 March, Kathmandu. America has deported 35 Nepalis at once.
Narahari Ghimire, head of airport immigration, informed that 35 Nepalis were deported by the United States through a charter plane. According to Ghirimer, they arrived at Tribhuvan International Airport on April 7 (Chait 24, Tuesday).
Among those who will be deported, there are 12 people who went through illegal routes, 2 people who went on student visas.
According to SSP Krishna Pangeni of the Human Trafficking Investigation Bureau, others were deported by the US for violating various rules.
More than 200 Nepalis have been deported from America in the last two months.
Since the start of the second term of President Donald Trump, Nepalis have been deported from America many times.
The US government has been cracking down on immigrants since Trump took office last time. Those who have not completed the visa process, stayed longer than the visa period and are not well-behaved, are detained by the US and sent back to their country. The news that the US returned citizens of some countries with handcuffs and nails has become public.