Indian officials claim that at least 104 Indian nationals were deported from the US on military planes.

The Drug Enforcement Administration in Chicago shared pictures of their squad working with other federal law enforcement organisations on immigration enforcement.

Lakbhir Singh, a former Punjabi village chief, knows one of the deported Indian nationals.

His “family is distraught,” the repatriated man stated. Lakbhir claimed that the family had sold their land and spent thousands of dollars “to send their son abroad and the boy came back.”

He asserted that unemployment was the reason why young people were fleeing his community. According to him, young people want to have happy lives.

One of the deported Indian nationals is known to Lakbhir Singh, a former village chief from Punjab.

The repatriated man’s “family is distraught,” he said. According to Lakbhir, the family had spent thousands of dollars and sold their land “to send their son abroad and the boy came back.”

He claimed that young people in his neighbourhood were leaving because of unemployment. He claimed that young people aspire to have fulfilling lives. “Rather than displaying their names and communities on television, the government ought to take action. They ought to address the root of the issue.

Local leaders are demanding that more steps be done to address the underlying cause of the issue, even if the Indian government has stated its intention to repatriate its deported residents.

After meeting with the deported people, Punjab State Minister of Non-resident Indian Affairs Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal told local reporters on Wednesday, “This is my request to the federal government.”

“I particularly ask that US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet and work out a solution for whatever is occurring or will occur.”