WANA (Dec 07) – According to reports, following the first deportation flight of Iranian nationals in September, the U.S. government plans to return another group to Iran today.
The Trump administration is expected to deport dozens of Iranians today; a source familiar with the matter confirmed the development to CNN.
According to the U.S. network, “this is the second deportation flight following a rare agreement between Washington and Tehran—two governments without diplomatic relations—carried out amid the Trump administration’s broader push to remove undocumented migrants.”
The Story of 120 Iranians Deported from the United States
WANA (Oct 07) – More than 120 Iranian migrants have been deported from the United States and returned to Tehran, in what Iranian officials describe as part of the process of repatriating citizens under consular cooperation with Washington. The flight departed from Louisiana and, after stops in Egypt and Qatar, landed at Imam Khomeini […]
The source added that today’s flight is expected to make a stopover in Kuwait en route to Iran.
The first flight took place in September and reportedly returned 120 undocumented migrants.
