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1,365 Nepalis on the list of immigrants to be deported by US

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 |  Kathmandu

The United States of America (USA) has released a list of illegal immigrants living in the country. Donald Trump had decided to send illegal immigrants back to their respective countries as soon as he assumed the office as the US President.

Accordingly, the US Immigration Office has stated that the number of illegal immigrants living in the country is 1 million 445 thousand 549.

"As of November 24, 2024, 1 million 445 thousand 549 undocumented immigrants were found. They should be removed from the US," American media outlets quoted the US Immigration Office, as saying.

Nepali people are also among those to be deported from the US. According to the Immigration Office in the US, the number of Nepali people to be deported from the US is put at 1,365.

The largest number of immigrants leaving the US are from Honduras. As many 261,651 Hondurans are on the list to be deported from the US, followed by Guatemala with 253,413 illegal immigrants while 252,444 are from Mexico, and 238,222 from El Salvador.

Similarly, there are 37,988 illegal migrants from China, 17,940 from India, 1,788 from Afghanistan, 4,837 people from Bangladesh, and 17 people from Bahrain.



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