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The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has raised concerns with the Border Security Force (BSF) in India regarding the alleged pushback of Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. BGB claimed that these individuals included Myanmar and Indian nationals. In response, BSF highlighted India's pending requests for the repatriation of nearly 3,000 illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and urged Dhaka to expedite the process. Both forces agreed to enhance border security and joint patrolling.

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'We cried together': Trump's deportation drive forces tough decisions for mixed-status couples
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American citizens married to undocumented immigrants describe wrenching decisions after ICE arrests and deportations under Trump's second term. Janie Pérez, 29, moved to Mexico with her husband Alejandro and their two young daughters after he was detained and deported. Another couple, Raegan Klein and Alfredo Linares, voluntarily relocated to Puerto Vallarta to avoid deportation. Official estimates show 1.1 million US citizens are married to undocumented individuals, who face barriers to legal status despite marriage.

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American Women Relocate to Mexico to Avoid Family Separation After Husbands' Deportations

American women are moving to Mexico to remain with their undocumented husbands following increased deportations under Trump's second term. Janie Pérez, 29, relocated to Querétaro with her two daughters after her husband Alejandro was arrested by ICE and deported in March 2026. Another couple, Raegan Klein and Alfredo Linares, voluntarily moved to Puerto Vallarta to avoid deportation risk. Official estimates show 1.1 million US citizens are married to undocumented individuals, who face significant barriers to obtaining legal status through marriage due to unlawful entry restrictions.

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US citizen wives choose deportation over separation as Trump tightens immigration enforcement

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