A second flight carrying undifferentiated Pakistani immigrants expelled from the United States is expected to arrive in Pakistan next week, Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) sources said, like Washington applies stricter immigration policies under President Donald Trump.
The Pakistani Embassy in the United States has confirmed that eight people, including Rehman, Saleem, Nawaz, Salman, Azeem, Khan and Khalid Masih, will be repatriated aboard a special American plane.
Among the deportees, six are dismissed only for violations of immigration, while two have a criminal record.
“Two people on the expulsion list were found guilty of serious crimes, including rape and drug -related offenses,” said a FIA source.
The plane will land in Noor Khan Airbase in Islamabad, where FIA officials and security personnel will supervise the reception and verification process.
In addition, the authorities confirmed the recent deportation of Syed Rizvi, 56, a Pakistani national who was illegally living in Dallas, Texas. Rizvi entered the United States in 2017 but was found in violation of immigration laws.
The FBI arrested him on January 31 and he was officially expelled on February 25. The American authorities provided his photograph and his details in Pakistan for the holding of records.
“We closely monitor all deportees to distinguish people involved in criminal activities and those expelled only due to residence violations,” said an FIA official.
Upon arrival, the deportees will be projected for legal legal affairs, questioned about their stay in the United States and helped reinstate if they are not involved in criminal activities.
