US Immigration officials recently deported over 130 illegal immigrants, primarily from Uzbekistan, as part of a crackdown on individuals with criminal backgrounds. Among those deported were individuals with serious convictions, such as attempted abduction and assault. The deportation flight, coordinated with the Uzbek government, reflects the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to enhance immigration enforcement since taking office. One official remarked that such leadership is crucial for ensuring community safety and addressing immigration issues effectively. This operation adds to over 100,000 deportations conducted since January 2017.
More than 130 illegal immigrants were deported to central Asian countries by US Immigration officials, including 90 who were shipped back to Uzbekistan - some with alarming rap sheets.
The Department of Homeland Security's coordination with the government of Uzbekistan was instrumental in the successful removal of these individuals, underscoring ICE's mission of protecting the American public.
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