Permanent travel in the future: US

The US message in India published a strict warning against the exhilaration in the United States.

In the middle of Donld Trump’s approach to illegal immigrants, the US message in India has released strong advice that warn Indian citizens that they could have a permanent ban on the trip to the United States in the future. “If you stay beyond your authorized length of stay in the United States, you could be deported and a permanent ban on travel to the United States in the future,” was the mail. This applies to Indians who travel in their various time -related visas such as working visa, student visa, tourist visa, etc. in their various time -related visas who have their own authorized length of stay.Immigration is the most controversial topic of the Donald Trump government, with the President clearing his intention on the first day in the office in his first execution regulations. He aimed at the Citizensip clause of the 14th change, which granted almost all the US citizenship born on American soil. While the executive regulation is now confronted with legal hurdles, the administration contains illegal immigrants, arrested it and encourages them to avert themselves. All foreign nations that stay in the United States for over 30 days must now register with the federal government in a new change in the immigration rule.In the past few months, two deportation cases in which the Indians were involved have become very high. Ranjani Srinivasan, a doctoral student at Columbia University, fled to Canada after her visa was allegedly revoked on a Propalestinian protest, although she said she did not take part in the protest. Ranjani was given the Department of Homeland Security an example of how people from the USA should deport themselves to avoid arrest.Badar Khan Suri, the scholar of Georgetown University, was arrested because of his alleged connection to Hamas – his wife is the daughter of Ahmed Yousef, a former adjutant of the Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. He was released by a court order that said the Trump government could not prove what the national security risk Khan Suri was.