In the midst of anger in India, the way the United States deports the first batch of illegal Indian migrants – 104 people were handcuffed and their feet were shocked for a flight, which lasted almost a day – Thursday morning The US border patrol shared a video on X that a video shared on X showed the abusive treatment of the exiles.
USBP chief Michael W Banks posted a 24-second video on X that said in a statement, “… successfully returned illegal aliens in India, marking the farthest exile using military transport. Mission underlines our commitment to implement immigration laws. “
The USBP and partners successfully withdraw the illegal aliens in India, marking the farthest exile using military transport. This mission underlines our commitment to implement immigration laws and ensure Swift removal.
If you cross illegally, you will be removed. pic.twitter.com/ww4owyzwof
– Chief Michael W. Bank (@USBPCHIEF) February 5, 2025
A combative ‘warning’ – “If you cross illegally, you will be removed” – with video.
Late night filmed, video – set for rawging and chest -tamping music, possibly to inspire ‘patriotism’ among American audiences – the doors behind the C -17 Transport Plane Plane opening and loaded a big cargo pallet Going, after this, a long line of illegal migrants is being marched on the board.
As the video goes out, a hut can be seen on the feet of the migrants, which is more commonly associated with stringent criminals and perhaps, associated with the prisoners of war.
After the ‘prisoner’ is loaded, many US military marches on the board and the camera shifts inside the aircraft, where ‘prisoners’ are taken to seats before aircraft taxis.
The aircraft landed in Amritsar in Punjab late last night.
And as 104 Indians emerged, there were also scary stories.
Jaspal Singh, 36, from Gurdaspur, Punjab, said that he paid Rs 30 lakh to an agent, which promised him to be a legal passage in the US. Instead, they were forced to take an illegal and often dangerous route ‘donkey route’, including first traveling in a South American country used by smugglers.
Harvinder Singh from Hoshiarpur in Punjab paid Rs 42 lakh for smuggling through many countries: Qatar, Brazil, Peru, Columbia, Panama, Nicaragua and Mexico. “We lasted for days … crossed the mountains and almost drowned. I saw a man died in the Panama forest …” he said.
