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U.S. Deportations of Nepali Citizens Drop to 42 in June, Despite 182 Total Under Trump

The number of Nepali citizens deported from the United States declined noticeably in June 2025 compared to May, despite an overall surge in deportations since the start of President Donald

Bhutanese Refugees Deported from U.S. Face Fines and $8 Daily Fee Until Return to Bhutan from Nepal

Four Bhutanese refugees—Santosh Darji, Roshan Tamang, Ashish Subedi, and Ashok Gurung—deported from the United States and subsequently arrested in Nepal for illegal entry, are now navigating a complex legal and

U.S. to Deport More Than 42 Nepalis on Sunday in the Largest Single-Day Deportation in History

On Sunday, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) chartered flight is set to deport more than 42 Nepali citizens from the United States to Nepal, landing at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan

U.S. Deports 58 Nepalis in May 2025, More Than Doubling April’s Total, Nepal Immigration Reports

In May 2025, the United States deported 58 Nepali citizens, marking a significant surge compared to the 26 deportations recorded in April—a 123% increase. According to Nepal’s airport immigration authorities,

20 Nepalis Who Paid Smugglers up to $100,000 to Enter the U.S. Deported from Panama

Twenty Nepali citizens who were en route to enter the United States without visas through Mexico were deported from Panama to Nepal. Each individual in this group had paid human

Nepali Deportations from U.S. Slightly Decline in April Compared to March

The number of Nepali citizens deported from the United States saw a slight decline in April 2025 compared to March, according to data from Nepal’s airport immigration authorities. In April,

Bhutanese Refugees Deported from U.S., Arrested in Nepal, and Sent to ‘Refugee Camp’ Under Exit Ban After Court Order

Four Bhutanese refugees, deported from the United States and subsequently arrested in Nepal for illegal entry, have been sent to refugee camps following a Supreme Court order. The individuals—Sandeep Darji,

Deported Bhutanese Refugees from the U.S. Allowed to Return to Original Camps in Nepal

Nepal’s Supreme Court has ordered that four Bhutanese refugees, who were deported from the United States and subsequently sent to Nepal via Bhutan, be allowed to reside in the refugee

Nepal’s Supreme Court Halts Deportation of Bhutanese Refugee Arrested in Nepal After U.S. Deportation

Nepal’s Supreme Court has issued an interim order halting the deportation of four former Bhutanese refugees who were arrested in Nepal after being deported from the United States. The individuals,

Nepal’s 5-Year Multiple-Entry Visa for U.S. Citizens Faces Hurdles: Only 8 Issued in 3 Months

Five years after Nepal and the United States agreed to offer U.S. passport holders a 5-year multiple-entry visitor visa, the initiative has seen limited success due to a lack of