Deported 35 Nepalis from America came home
Kathmandu. The United States has deported 35 more Nepalis. They arrived in Kathmandu on Wednesday through an American chartered plane. The Immigration Office has sent 35 Nepalis who arrived in Kathmandu to the Human Trafficking Investigation Bureau. SSP Krishna Pangeni informed that the bureau has done general inquiries and released them.
Nepali people who have illegally arrived in the US and have been expelled only complain that they have been wronged, and the police conducts further investigations. According to the policy of President Donald Trump, the United States has been deporting foreign citizens living illegally. Many Nepalis have been expelled before.
Express
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