U.S. Military Deportation to India Creates Headache for Trump Ally

On Thursday, the Indian Parliament broke out in restlessness because of a report that illegal migrants were deported to the country in the US military aircraft, they were facing harassment, including the shackled during a long intercontinental trip.

More than 100 illegal immigrants were returned to India on Wednesday. Although deportations are nothing new – India is A great source Unauthorized migration to the United States – most relied on commercial flights.

It seems that the use of military aircraft, along with the claims of harassment, was hit by nerves, creating a political headache for Prime Minister Narendra Modi for days before it is expected to visit Trump President in Washington.

Mr. Modi described the president as “a dear friend.” India’s officers hoped that their declared willingness to work with the United States will avoid shame and rapture in vision in the return of migrants to restore migrants Countries like Brazil and Colombia.

In India, much of the anger on Thursday was a response to the reports in local media, citing bills deported, that they were about 40 hours and that their access to the toilets was limited.

A video posted by US border patrol showed that they had boarded a plane on a plane in the shackles. The US Embassy spokesman in New Delhi has refused to comment on reports that women and children are related.

Sukhpal Singh, a 35-year-old chef from the Indian State of Punjab, who was arrested after entering the United States in January through Mexico in January, was among them, according to his father.

“He told me that the foxes, like the other adults. His legs were also shackled,” his father said in a telephone conversation.

“Everyone around him was tied – adults, both male and female were tied.”

On Thursday, opposing MPs organized a protest in parliament, some wore foxes and wore signs that wrote “people, not prisoners.” They asked to know how many Indians in the United States face the immediate deportation.

“Why didn’t we send our aircraft to return the Indians, with dignity and respect, instead of landing on our ground?” Mallicarjun Kharge, President of the Indian National Congress.

In the fight for damage control, the Indian Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Jaishankar, told Parliament that the deportation procedures “predict the use of restrictions”, and said that US officials confirmed to them that women and children were not related.

“Of course, we hire an American government to ensure that the return deporters are not harassed in any way during the flight,” said Mr. Jaishankar after the protest.

He told the parliament that American immigration and customs implementation take care of the needs of deported, including food and medical needs.

“During the toilet break, they were deported temporarily in this respect,” he said.

But his answer revealed the sensitive balance his government should walk – among which he contained domestic upset and showed his strict because of illegal immigration on Trump’s administration.

“Our focus,” he said, should be on “a strong suppression of the illegal migration industry.”