The United States’s new President Donald Trump barely after signing an executive order to send all illegal migrants back to their respective countries, a week later, many families are facing financial uncertainties after their relatives were sent back to India. Is. Akashdeep Singh and Akash, who hail from Punjab and Haryana respectively respectively, were among the 104 illegal Indian migrants who reached Amritsar on 5 February after being deported from the US. Akashdeep’s father claimed that he had spent more than 60 lakh rupees to secure his son’s bright future. Akashdeep, a resident of Rajatal, a village near the India-Pakistan border, was caught by US officials on 23 January.
Illegal migrants sent from America are from these 6 states
| State | Migrant passenger |
| Haryana | 33 |
| Gujarat | 33 |
| Punjab | 30 |
| Maharashtra | 03 |
| UP | 03 |
| Chandigarh | 02 |
Will there be any case against these illegal migrants here?
Police will investigate how these illegal migrants reach America. There may be some of them who went to America with tourist visas and started living there illegally. There will be no case in India, because they have committed crime on America’s land, not on the land of India. The police will also investigate whether they had fled to America by committing any crime in India or reached America with the help of a human trafficking gang. Legal action will be taken against them in such cases.
Names of 33 people of Haryana were sent from America
Nishant (19), Aditya (20), Abhishek (21), Sahil (19), Vikas Kumar (33), Jitesh Walia (31), Robin Honda (27), Khushpreet Singh (18), Mandeep (19), Jagatar Singh (38), Rohit Sharma (23), Paris (20), Gaganpreet Singh (24), Jagatar Singh (40), Shivam (18), Tamanna Nene (25), Subham Saini (30), Anuj (22),, Yogesh Arya (21), Aman Kumar (36), Ajay (21), Ajay (21), Ankit (25), Akshay (20), Aksha (20), Jitin (15), Omi (45), Kajal Kenwal, Paramjit Singh (46), Sahib Singh (41), Maninder Kaur (37), Sumit Singh (22), Manoj (33).
