Mon Oct 27 02:53:55 UTC 2025: Okay, here’s a news article summarizing the information and written in a news style:

Headline: 35 Haryana Residents Deported From US After Costly and Perilous Journey

Kaithal, Haryana – October 27, 2025 – Thirty-five residents of Haryana, India, have been deported from the United States after attempting to enter the country illegally. The individuals, hailing from the Kaithal, Karnal and Kurukshetra districts, arrived at Delhi airport on Saturday night and were transported back to their respective villages on Sunday.

According to local officials, 16 of the deportees were from Karnal, 14 from Kaithal, and five from Kurukshetra. Karnal Superintendent of Police Ganga Ram Punia confirmed the identities of the returnees.

The deportees, primarily between the ages of 25 and 40, described a harrowing experience, both in reaching the U.S. and during their time in detention. Many had spent significant sums of money – in some cases, exceeding ₹57 lakh (approximately $68,000 USD) – to pay agents who promised to facilitate their entry into the United States. These funds were often raised by selling land, borrowing from relatives, and depleting savings.

Naresh Kumar, a deportee from Kaithal, described being handcuffed on the plane back to India. He recounted spending two months on the dangerous “donkey route” – a common term for illegal and often perilous routes used by migrants. He warned others against attempting the journey, stating he spent 14 months in jail before deportation.

Kaithal Deputy Superintendent of Police Lalit Kumar confirmed the men had taken the treacherous “donkey route” to enter the US.

While many deportees expressed frustration and disappointment at having their dreams of a better life shattered, law enforcement officials in Kaithal stated that they have not yet received formal complaints against the agents involved in facilitating the illegal immigration. One deportee was found to have a prior case registered against him under the Excise Act.

This deportation is part of a broader crackdown on illegal immigration by U.S. authorities, particularly since Donald Trump assumed the U.S. Presidency in January of this year. Similar deportations of individuals from Punjab, Haryana and Gujarat have occurred earlier in 2025.

Note on the “Summarize and Rewrite” task:

  • Conciseness: The rewritten article focuses on the key facts and events, eliminating less essential details.
  • Objectivity: The tone is neutral and journalistic, presenting the facts without bias or opinion.
  • Structure: The information is organized in a logical flow, starting with the main event and then providing supporting details.
  • Headlines and Leads: The headline is designed to grab attention and convey the main point, while the lead paragraph summarizes the key details.
  • Attribution: Sources (police officials, deportees) are identified to add credibility.
  • Context: The article provides some context about the broader trend of deportations and the reasons behind the migrants’ attempts to enter the U.S. illegally.

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