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Indians Deported from US Nearly Triple to 2,000 in 2025 vs 2023 Figures

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The number of Indians deported from the United States has nearly tripled, rising from 617 in 2023 to approximately 2,000 in 2025. A further 414 Indians were facing deportation proceedings as of March 2026. Beyond the US, the United Kingdom and Cyprus also deported Indians, expelling 57 and 53 respectively. Indian truck drivers arrested in Arizona are among those currently facing deportation. Government data also revealed that thousands of unregistered emigration agents had been notified through India's eMigrate portal.

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