Dipendra Dhungana – Page 9

After U.S. Deportations, Exiled Bhutanese Groups Reject Third-Country Resettlement as a Long-Term Solution, Demand Global Action for Dignified Repatriation

Five exiled Bhutanese political parties and organizations have strongly condemned the Bhutanese government for re-expelling ten former Bhutanese refugees who were recently deported from the United States. The former refugees,

Additional Ex-Bhutanese Refugee Deported from U.S., Rerouted to Nepal by Bhutan, Detained in Nepal; Future Steps Remain Uncertain

Former Bhutanese Refugees Deported from U.S. Face Detention and Uncertainty in Nepal An additional former Bhutanese refugee, deported from the United States and rerouted through Bhutan, has been detained in

Exclusive: 30 Nepalis Deported from the US in March, 58 Total Since Trump’s Inauguration

The United States deported 30 Nepali citizens in March 2025, as confirmed by immigration officials at Nepal’s Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. The group, which arrived back in Nepal, included

Deported Nepalis Willing to Pay Traffickers Up to $100K to Cross U.S. Border Again After Trump Era

Nepalis deported from the United States have expressed their intent to illegally cross the U.S. border again by paying human traffickers substantial sums of money following the end of the

ICE Removal Flight Carrying 8 Nepalis Arrives in Kathmandu, Total Deportations Under Trump Reach 38

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) removal flight carrying eight Nepalis deported from the U.S. landed at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu at 10 a.m. local time on Wednesday,

30 Nepalis Deported After Trump Takes Office: 27 from U.S. to Nepal, 3 from U.S. to Panama

Since Donald Trump began his second term as U.S. President, 27 Nepalis have been deported from the United States to Nepal. Additionally, three Nepalis were deported to Panama from the

Exclusive: 22 Nepali Nationals Deported from the U.S. within 3 Weeks of the Trump Administration

In the three weeks following U.S. President Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, 22 Nepali nationals were deported from the United States, as confirmed by Nepal’s Immigration Department, which

More Than 4,000 Nepalis Deported Worldwide in Four Years; 103 from the U.S.

In the past four years, more than 4,000 Nepalis have been deported from various countries worldwide, marking a significant increase in deportation cases, according to the Ministry of Home Affairs,

Mother of Murdered Nepali Student in Houston Appeals for Justice and Community Support

Anita Pandey Adhikari, the heartbroken mother of 21-year-old Nepali student Muna Pandey, who was tragically murdered in Houston, Texas, has made an emotional plea for justice and support from the

Attention US Travelers: International Driving Permit Required for Driving in Nepal

Foreign drivers, including those holding a U.S. driver’s license, will face prosecution if they drive in Nepal without an international permit. They will be treated as unlicensed drivers. A few