India’s Ministry of External Affairs has reported that more than 4,600 undocumented Indian nationals have been deported from the United States over the past eighteen months. Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal disclosed during a press briefing that 1,076 Indians have returned from the U.S. so far this year, while 3,567 were repatriated in 2025 through deportation procedures.
The report highlights that U.S. immigration policy has long been a politically sensitive issue, particularly under President Donald Trump’s administration, which took strict measures to curb illegal immigration. According to the Indian government, it is the responsibility of a country to accept its citizens who are residing abroad illegally, but verification of citizenship must be completed before repatriation.
The ministry added that India and the United States are working in close coordination on the repatriation process for individuals deported for reasons such as illegal entry, overstaying visas, or lacking valid documentation.
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