Will Trump Send Illegal Immigrants Back to India? Major Statement After Conversation with PM Modi
On January 27, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit the United States in February. This statement follows the first telephone conversation between PM Modi and President Trump.
According to a report from the news agency Reuters, Trump stated, “PM Modi will visit the U.S. in February.” This conversation took place amid ongoing discussions in diplomatic circles of both countries about organizing a high-level meeting between India and the United States.
Trump Discusses Immigration with PM Modi During Phone Call
During the telephone conversation, President Trump mentioned, “I also discussed immigration with PM Modi and expressed hope that India will take appropriate steps to repatriate illegal immigrants.”
This issue was a crucial part of Trump’s campaign, which helped him return to the White House after losing to Democratic leader Joe Biden.
U.S. Immigration Policy and Dispute with Colombia
On January 26, the Colombian government denied permission for two U.S. military aircraft to land at Bogota Airport, leading to a dispute between the two countries.
In response, the U.S. issued an order imposing a 25% tariff on Colombia and banned government officials’ travel. However, the Colombian government quickly reversed its decision after reacting to the U.S. action and later granted permission for the planes to land.
Trump’s Immigration Stance and Discussion with PM Modi
Before taking office, President Donald Trump had mentioned sending illegal immigrants back to their countries, and he later signed related documents on this matter. In his conversation with PM Modi regarding immigration, Trump included this topic, stating that whatever actions India takes on this issue will be appropriate.