A second flight carrying undocumented Pakistani immigrants is scheduled to arrive in the country next week as part of the US government’s strict immigration policies, sources from the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) have confirmed.
According to Pakistani Embassy officials in the US, a special American aircraft will transport eight deportees back to Pakistan. Among them are individuals identified as Rehman, Saleem, Nawaz, Salman, Azeem, Khan, and Khalid Masih.
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Officials stated that while two of the deportees have criminal records, the remaining six were expelled solely for violating immigration laws.
“Two individuals on the deportation list were found guilty of serious crimes, including rape and drug-related offences,” a source revealed.
The special flight will land at Nur Khan Airbase, Islamabad, where FIA officials and security personnel will oversee the verification process. Authorities will screen all deportees upon arrival, ensuring those with criminal histories are dealt with accordingly while others are assisted in their reintegration.
In a separate case, a 56-year-old Pakistani national, Syed Rizvi, was recently deported from the US. He had been living illegally in Dallas since 2017 and was arrested by the FBI earlier this year. After his return, US authorities shared his details with Pakistani officials for record-keeping.
