US Intensifies Deportation of Indian Immigrants

The United States has deported a fourth batch of illegal Indian immigrants, sending 12 individuals to Delhi via Panama, as part of the Trump administration's intensified crackdown on illegal immigration. This process involves repatriating over 300 Indians this month, with some flights landing in Amritsar, and the deported individuals, including four men from Punjab, were initially sent to Panama as part of a group of 299 migrants. The Indian government is verifying the nationality of the deportees and coordinating with Panama and Costa Rica, which serve as transit countries under an agreement with the US. Despite criticisms over the treatment of deportees, India's foreign minister assured fair engagement with US authorities. The deportations have sparked protests from Indian political leaders and opposition parties, demanding better treatment for the deportees.