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Home » Second US flight with Indian migrants to arrive in Punjab’s Amritsar today
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Second US flight with Indian migrants to arrive in Punjab’s Amritsar today

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Chennai: In the second round of deportations as part of US President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration, 119 illegal Indian immigrants are set to land at Punjab’s Amritsar International Airport in an American military aircraft on Saturday.

The C-17 US military aircraft will carry 67 persons from Punjab, 33 from Haryana, eight from Gujarat, three Uttar Pradesh natives, two each from Rajasthan and Maharashtra, and one each native of Goa, Jammu and Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh.

Saturday’s flight is expected to arrive at the Amristar airport around 10 pm.

The deportations will continue every other week till all the illegal immigrants are not sent back to their respective homeland, a news agency PTI report said.

Last week, 104 illegal Indian migrants were deported from the US. They were sent in a US military C-17 transport aircraft to Amritsar.

119 illegal Indian immigrants are set to land at Punjab's Amritsar International Airport in an American military aircraft on Saturday. In the second round of deportations as part of US President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration
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