Trump’s Immigration Crackdown: 3,690 Nigerians Face Deportation in US Sweep
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has identified 3,690 Nigerian nationals among the 1,445,549 non-citizens with final orders of removal, placing them at risk of deportation under the Trump administration’s intensified immigration enforcement. This data, released by ICE, highlights Mexico and El Salvador as the countries with the highest numbers facing deportation.
Trump’s crackdown has seen mass arrests and deportations, with hundreds of migrants recently removed from the country via military aircraft. Following Colombia’s initial refusal to accept deportees, leading to a heated exchange and threats of sanctions, the Colombian government ultimately relented, agreeing to accept deportation flights with “dignified conditions” for its citizens.
This development underscores the Trump administration’s hardline stance on immigration, with Nigerians and other African nationals facing increased scrutiny and potential deportation.
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