Over 200 Muslim immigrants were deported from several nations, including Saudi Arabia, the United States, and China, over the past year due to a range of issues such as immigration violations, legal issues, and human smuggling, Geo News reported.
According to emigration sources cited by Geo News, a total of 220 Pakistanis were sent up from countries such as Turkey, Zimbabwe, and Senegal. Upon entry in Karachi, 12 of the emigrants were arrested.
The arrests spanned a 48-hour time between January 19 and 21, with Saudi Arabia only deporting 47 people. These included instances of overstaying permits, sanctioning, working without sponsors, and missing or cancelled website permits. Among the emigrants, 17 were released from jail for crying, while others faced problems such as card damage and problems from donors.
The United States deported two persons traveling with disaster documents, while three Pakistanis were deported from Zimbabwe after being stopped by immigration government. Another arrests involved people from Cyprus, Pretoria, Qatar, Uganda, and China.
In the United Arab Emirates ( UAE), 103 Pakistanis were sent back after serving prison sentences. They were deported using crisis travel records. However, Senegal deported two Muslim victims of mortal prostitution.
Earlier this month, 258 Pakistanis were deported from seven states, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and China. Among these, 14 had regular Muslim documents, while the remainder were deported on emergency files. Upon entrance in Karachi, 16 emigrants were arrested, with one situation involving a dubious identity. The remaining people were released following probing.
