
Indian immigrants: The US Donald Trump government has issued new rules for foreign nationals. According to the new rules, foreign nationals living for more than 30 days will have to register themselves under the Federal Government. The US State Department’s Hindustani spokesperson Margaret McLOD gave information about all these cases.
Talking to news agency ANI, Margaret McLeod said that this is the policy of the US Ministry of Security, whoever wants to stay in the US for more than 30 days, they have to register themselves with DHS. He also informed that a CBP home app has also been created to help foreign nationals, through which they can get more information.
Illegal migrants refused to explain statistics
Regarding the migrants, he said that those who are following the rules in America, those who are living in a legal manner have no need to worry. Regarding the number of deepensing, he said that its number is not very much, but I cannot tell any data.
On the question asked about the sending of illegal Indian migrants, the Hindustani spokesperson of the US State Department said that talks are going on between the Government of India and the US government on this matter.
#WATCH | London, UK | U.S. State Department’s Hindustani Spokesperson, Margaret MacLeod says, “If a non-American wants to live in US over 30 days, they should register with DHS and their are new facilities for such people, which is a new app named CBP Home that people can use… pic.twitter.com/5pa1GmE37Q
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What did Indians say when handcuffs?
On the question about sending Indians to Indians from the American plane, Margaret McLeod said that it is the decision of the environment officials. He further said that children and women are not handcuffed. However, the officers decide to apply handcuffs. Some people were accused of committing violence, so they were handcuffed for the safety of other people.
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