India to Deport 18,000 Illegal Migrants in a Strategic Move to Strengthen United States Relations

In a significant diplomatic development, India is reportedly set to deport approximately 18,000 of its citizens living illegally in the United States. This move is being perceived as a strategic effort by the c-led government to fortify bilateral relations with the Donald Trump administration and prevent potential trade conflicts between the two nations. According to a Bloomberg report, the actual number of deportations could be much higher than initially estimated.

India’s Diplomatic Strategy with the US

The Modi government appears to be prioritizing cooperation with the newly formed US administration to ensure the protection of legal immigrants and Indian students residing in America. By aligning with Trump’s strict immigration policies, India aims to secure a favorable position in trade negotiations and bolster economic ties with the United States.

During his election campaign, Trump had repeatedly emphasized his commitment to cracking down on illegal immigration. India’s proactive stance in deporting undocumented migrants could be seen as a gesture of goodwill, helping to strengthen diplomatic and economic partnerships between the two nations.

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On his first day in office, President Trump signed an executive order to end birthright citizenship, a move that directly challenges the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution. This amendment grants automatic citizenship to individuals born on American soil. Trump’s administration is expected to implement further immigration restrictions, making it increasingly difficult for illegal migrants to remain in the country.

In addition, Trump has officially shut down the CBP One app, a mobile application launched by US Customs and Border Protection during the Biden administration. Originally designed to facilitate cargo inspections for commercial trucking companies, the app was later expanded in January 2023 to provide legal status to illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. With its termination, thousands of undocumented migrants who relied on the app to seek asylum at the US-Mexico border are now left with limited options.

On January 20, Donald Trump was officially sworn in as the 47th President of the United States in a ceremony held at the Capitol Rotunda due to extreme cold weather in Washington, D.C. The event was attended by prominent world leaders, billionaires, politicians, and tech CEOs. JD Vance was sworn in as Vice President, marking a new era of governance under the Trump administration.

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With Trump back in the White House, immigration policies are expected to become even more stringent. His administration is likely to push for stronger border security, stricter visa regulations, and aggressive deportation measures. These policies will have a profound impact on undocumented Indian migrants, legal immigrants, and students pursuing education in the United States.

For Indians living in the US, especially those without legal documentation, these developments signal a pressing need to regularize their immigration status or consider alternative pathways. Legal immigrants and students must stay informed about policy changes that could affect their residency and employment prospects in the US.

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The Indian government’s cooperation with the US on immigration matters may serve as a foundation for stronger economic and strategic relations. However, it also underscores the importance of adhering to immigration laws and seeking legal avenues for residency and employment abroad.

As global politics continue to shape migration trends, Nollywood Spotlight remains committed to keeping you informed about crucial developments affecting the Indian diaspora, African immigrants, and international communities. Stay tuned for more updates on immigration policies, international relations, and cultural insights.

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