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US Military Plane Heads to India with Deported Migrants

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Since returning to power, US President Donald Trump has intensified his administration’s anti-immigration agenda. In a new development, a US military aircraft carrying deported migrants is on its way to India. According to a report by Reuters, this move is part of Trump's broader efforts to remove undocumented immigrants from the country.

India’s Stance on Repatriation

Last month, the Indian government confirmed that it was willing to accept deported individuals if they were verified as Indian nationals. This aligns with India’s policy of repatriating its undocumented citizens from foreign nations.

Similar Deportation Flights to Other Countries

The US has previously sent military aircraft carrying deported migrants to Guatemala, Peru, and Honduras. These efforts are part of Trump’s intensified immigration enforcement measures, aiming to reduce the number of illegal immigrants in the country.

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