The third batch of illegal migrants from America reached Amritsar on Sunday evening. A total of 332 people have been deployed from America since Trump became President. Many reports of ‘Dream America’ are floating on social media. People reached America illegally after spending millions of rupees. But now they are being sent back. A similar story is of Navdeep, who hails from Ferozepur district of Punjab, who spent twice a hefty amount to go to America, but both times luck did not support him.
55 lakhs spent in 8 months, but …
According to the Times of India report, Navdeep’s father Kashmir Singh said that twice in the last 8 months we spent about 55 lakhs to send him to America. But both times luck did not support. Navdeep was to come to India from another batch of illegal migrants. But he fell ill, due to which he was sent to the third batch.
Father runs sweets shop
Navdeep’s father runs a small sweets shop. He told that his younger son i.e. Navdeep is a graduate. He sometimes used to share his hand in work. But he felt embarrassed in working at a sweet shop. The housemates wanted him to do a job. But Navdeep wanted to go to America.
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40 lakhs by selling land …
Navdeep’s father told that last year he had raised 40 lakh rupees by selling one of his land. Some money was also borrowed from relatives. But the son was arrested in Panama city itself. A few days after that, he was submitted to India.
Then wake up to America dreaming …
Navdeep stayed at home for about two months after being submitted from Panama. But his dream of going to America did not die. Eventually, he re -approached the same agent who had taken the first money. This time the agent asked for an amount of Rs 15 lakh. This time Jugaad also sat accurately and Navdeep reached America. But after 2 months, the situation changed again. On January 27, Navdeep was detained in America. But this information was given to his family members two days ago. However, Navdeep’s case is not the only one. Many people tried to go to America by selling their homes, borrowing money. But in a few months, he has fallen on him.
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