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Presidential Wardrobe Malfunction: A “Buttoned-Up” Affair in the UAE! – (Video) 4356yhf

Presidential Wardrobe Malfunction: A “Buttoned-Up” Affair in the UAE! – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 12, 2025

A lighthearted moment involving President Anura Dissanayake at an event in the United Arab Emirates has been...

Kurunegala Bus Collision Kills Four, Injures Over 20 – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 9, 2025

A fatal bus accident on the Dambulla-Kurunegala main road in the Thoraya area has left four people...

In a significant deportation operation, the United States has deported more than 200 Indian nationals using a US C-17 military aircraft, marking what is expected to be the first of several such deportation flights, according to Indian media reports. Citing government sources, NDTV reported on Tuesday that each deported Indian national has been verified, suggesting active coordination between US and Indian authorities. While there has been no official statement from India’s Foreign Ministry, the deportation appears to be part of a broader effort to curb illegal migration, an issue that has been a key focus of US immigration policy under President Donald Trump. Coordination Between US and India on Deportations The US has intensified its efforts to repatriate illegal immigrants, and this flight represents the latest step in a series of deportation actions. Since taking office, Trump has authorized multiple deportation flights, using US military aircraft to return unauthorized migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, and Ecuador. The deportation of Indian nationals follows this pattern, with expectations that more such repatriation flights will take place in the near future. During past discussions on migration, Trump stated that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured him that India "will do what’s right" regarding the deportation of illegal Indian migrants. This statement indicates a cooperative approach between the two nations on handling immigration-related concerns. India’s Stance on Illegal Migration India has maintained a firm stance against illegal migration, particularly as it is often linked to organized crime networks, including human trafficking and fraudulent visa rackets. On January 31, Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal stated that the Indian government remains committed to deterring illegal migration, while at the same time working to create more pathways for legal migration between India and the US. “As part of India-US migration and mobility cooperation, both sides are engaged in a process to deter illegal migration while also creating more avenues for legal migration from India to the US,” Jaiswal said. However, he emphasized that before any deportations are carried out, the Indian government must verify the nationality of the individuals involved. This process ensures that only Indian citizens are repatriated and that cases of mistaken identity are avoided. Growing Crackdown on Illegal Indian Migration The deportation of over 200 Indians reflects the growing number of Indian nationals attempting to enter the US illegally, often through high-risk routes. Many individuals reportedly travel through Central America, entering the US via Mexico’s border. Smuggling networks have increasingly targeted Indian migrants seeking better economic opportunities in the US, despite the risks of deportation. Recent data shows that a rising number of Indian nationals have been detained at the US-Mexico border, attempting to cross illegally. In 2023 alone, over 40,000 Indian migrants were reportedly apprehended by US border authorities, making them one of the fastest-growing migrant groups in recent years. Additionally, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has increased its scrutiny of fraudulent asylum claims, leading to more deportations. Indian nationals often cite political persecution, caste-based discrimination, or religious intolerance in asylum claims, though US immigration authorities have rejected many of these applications due to lack of sufficient evidence. What’s Next? More Deportation Flights Expected Given the scale of illegal Indian migration, officials expect more military deportation flights in the coming months. US immigration authorities have reportedly compiled lists of additional Indian nationals scheduled for deportation, pending verification by Indian authorities. While the Indian government has not officially commented on this latest deportation, analysts believe that India will continue cooperating with the US in reducing unauthorized migration while simultaneously negotiating increased legal migration opportunities for skilled Indian workers. The deportation underscores the broader shift in US immigration policy, particularly under Trump’s administration, which has prioritized the removal of undocumented immigrants. For Indian nationals living in the US without legal status, this signals an increasing risk of deportation, as the US continues to tighten its immigration enforcement measures.

US Deports Over 200 Indians via Military Aircraft – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 6, 2025

In a significant deportation operation, the United States has deported more than 200 Indian nationals using a...

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“One Pen Stroke” Was Just a Metaphor – Turns Out Rice Crisis Needs More Than Ink” – Handunnetti – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 4, 2025

Industry Minister Sunil Handunnetthi has clarified his previous statement regarding the solution to Sri Lanka’s rice crisis,...

United Airlines Flight Catches Fire at Houston’s Bush Airport – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 3, 2025

A United Airlines flight bound for New York was forced to abort takeoff at Houston’s George Bush...

Medical Transport Jet Crashes in Philadelphia Neighborhood – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph February 1, 2025

A medical transport jet carrying a critically ill child, her mother, and four crew members crashed into...

No survivors found after mid-air collision over Washington – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph January 30, 2025

A devastating mid-air collision between a commercial jet and a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington, D.C., has...

Investigation Launched into Police Officers Found Sleeping Drunk on Duty – (Video) 465768iyjrtdfh

Investigation Launched into Police Officers Found Sleeping Drunk on Duty – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph January 23, 2025

The Sri Lankan Police have launched an investigation following the circulation of a video on social media...

Express Train Engine Catches Fire; Services Disrupted Across Lines – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph January 20, 2025

The engine of the express train traveling from Beliatta to Kandy caught fire near the Enderamulla railway...

Trump Promises Wave of Executive Orders on First Day as President – (Video)

By The Morning Telegraph January 19, 2025

On the eve of his inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump pledged a sweeping array of executive actions as...

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Presidential Wardrobe Malfunction: A “Buttoned-Up” Affair in the UAE! – (Video)

Kurunegala Bus Collision Kills Four, Injures Over 20 – (Video)

“One Pen Stroke” Was Just a Metaphor – Turns Out Rice Crisis Needs More Than Ink” – Handunnetti – (Video)

United Airlines Flight Catches Fire at Houston’s Bush Airport – (Video)

Medical Transport Jet Crashes in Philadelphia Neighborhood – (Video)

No survivors found after mid-air collision over Washington – (Video)

Investigation Launched into Police Officers Found Sleeping Drunk on Duty – (Video)

Express Train Engine Catches Fire; Services Disrupted Across Lines – (Video)

Trump Promises Wave of Executive Orders on First Day as President – (Video)

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