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The Passport Puzzle: How Luthra Brothers' India Deportation Was Delayed
Deportation of the Luthra brothers from Thailand to face charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder after their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down on December 6 could be delayed by as much as 72 hours.
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"Got Racist, Scary Threats": Indian Content Creator Shares Why She Moved Back From The US
The primary reasons she cited for leaving the US were the escalating safety concerns and the pervasive fear she experienced as a brown immigrant woman.
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Deportation Of Indian-Origin Man, Wrongfully Jailed For 43 Years, Halted By US Courts
Two US courts have ordered immigration officials not to deport Subramanyam Vedam, the 64-year-old Indian-origin man who spent four decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned earlier this year.
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Delayed Trip, Deportation Risk: Indian Man Shares Ordeal After Applying Visa Via Atlys
In a viral video, an Atlys user detailed his troublesome experience while applying for a Mongolian visa through the company.
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Indian H-1B Visa Holder Misinterprets 60-Day Grace Period, Faces Immigration Trouble
The user revealed that the friend treated the period as a "soft deadline" and faced immigration issues, including receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) for deportation proceedings.
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Man Who Beheaded Indian National At US Motel Faces Deportation
Two days after Chandra Nagamallaiah was murdered by an undocumented immigrant from Cuba, the US Department of Homeland Security announced that ICE has started the process of the attacker's "removal" from the country.
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"As International Students Or...": Canada Sentences 2 Indians To Jail For Hit And Run Case, Face Deportation
Two international students from India have been sentenced to three years in prison and will possibly be deported after they serve the term after they killed an indigenous man last year in a hit and run case in Surrey, Canada.
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"In Touch With Authorities": Indian Consulate In US On Man Facing Difficulties At Airport
The Indian Consulate General in New York issued a message regarding the difficulties being faced by an Indian national at the Newark Liberty International Airport.
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How An Indian Student In US Lost $5,000 To Fake Immigration Officers
Shreya Bedi, a Masters student at Indiana University Bloomington came to the United States in 2022 on an F-1 visa and was duped by scammers pretending to be Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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Indian PhD Graduate Facing Deportation Wins Legal Battle To Stay In US
Priya Saxena, an Indian PhD student at a university in South Dakota, whom the Trump administration has been attempting to deport from the United States, has won a legal reprieve from a federal court, allowing her to stay in America.
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"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
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US Court Orders Release Of Indian Researcher Detained Over Alleged Hamas Ties
A US judge ordered the release from custody on Wednesday of an Indian researcher at a top American university who is facing possible deportation for alleged Hamas ties.
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Rs 80 Crore Rolls Royce Number, $100 Million Mansion: The Lavish Life Of Convicted Indian-Origin Billionaire
He is the founder and chairman of the RSG Group of Companies, a multi-billion-dirham conglomerate operating in real estate, automotive, industrial equipment, and investments across the Middle East, the US, India, and South Asia.
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"Act Like Guests": Team Trump Lists Reasons Why Green Card May Be Revoked
Not a while ago, immigrants saw a Green Card as a one-way ticket to their American dream and getting a permanent residency in the United States.
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As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
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The Passport Puzzle: How Luthra Brothers' India Deportation Was Delayed
Deportation of the Luthra brothers from Thailand to face charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder after their Goa nightclub, 'Birch by Romeo Lane', burned down on December 6 could be delayed by as much as 72 hours.
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"Got Racist, Scary Threats": Indian Content Creator Shares Why She Moved Back From The US
The primary reasons she cited for leaving the US were the escalating safety concerns and the pervasive fear she experienced as a brown immigrant woman.
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Deportation Of Indian-Origin Man, Wrongfully Jailed For 43 Years, Halted By US Courts
Two US courts have ordered immigration officials not to deport Subramanyam Vedam, the 64-year-old Indian-origin man who spent four decades in prison before his murder conviction was overturned earlier this year.
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Delayed Trip, Deportation Risk: Indian Man Shares Ordeal After Applying Visa Via Atlys
In a viral video, an Atlys user detailed his troublesome experience while applying for a Mongolian visa through the company.
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Indian H-1B Visa Holder Misinterprets 60-Day Grace Period, Faces Immigration Trouble
The user revealed that the friend treated the period as a "soft deadline" and faced immigration issues, including receiving a Notice to Appear (NTA) for deportation proceedings.
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Man Who Beheaded Indian National At US Motel Faces Deportation
Two days after Chandra Nagamallaiah was murdered by an undocumented immigrant from Cuba, the US Department of Homeland Security announced that ICE has started the process of the attacker's "removal" from the country.
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"As International Students Or...": Canada Sentences 2 Indians To Jail For Hit And Run Case, Face Deportation
Two international students from India have been sentenced to three years in prison and will possibly be deported after they serve the term after they killed an indigenous man last year in a hit and run case in Surrey, Canada.
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"In Touch With Authorities": Indian Consulate In US On Man Facing Difficulties At Airport
The Indian Consulate General in New York issued a message regarding the difficulties being faced by an Indian national at the Newark Liberty International Airport.
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How An Indian Student In US Lost $5,000 To Fake Immigration Officers
Shreya Bedi, a Masters student at Indiana University Bloomington came to the United States in 2022 on an F-1 visa and was duped by scammers pretending to be Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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Indian PhD Graduate Facing Deportation Wins Legal Battle To Stay In US
Priya Saxena, an Indian PhD student at a university in South Dakota, whom the Trump administration has been attempting to deport from the United States, has won a legal reprieve from a federal court, allowing her to stay in America.
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"Could Be Deported, Face Permanent Ban": US Warns Those Exceeding Stay
US Immigration Rules: The advisory serves as a reminder for individuals in the US on various non-immigrant visas-such as tourist, student, and work permits-to adhere strictly to the validity period
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US Court Orders Release Of Indian Researcher Detained Over Alleged Hamas Ties
A US judge ordered the release from custody on Wednesday of an Indian researcher at a top American university who is facing possible deportation for alleged Hamas ties.
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Rs 80 Crore Rolls Royce Number, $100 Million Mansion: The Lavish Life Of Convicted Indian-Origin Billionaire
He is the founder and chairman of the RSG Group of Companies, a multi-billion-dirham conglomerate operating in real estate, automotive, industrial equipment, and investments across the Middle East, the US, India, and South Asia.
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"Act Like Guests": Team Trump Lists Reasons Why Green Card May Be Revoked
Not a while ago, immigrants saw a Green Card as a one-way ticket to their American dream and getting a permanent residency in the United States.
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As US Reinstates Revoked Student Visas, Its Impact On Indians, Others
The terminations, which were made from a database used by universities and the federal government to track foreign students in the US, had caused panic among the affected students.
