Indian students in the US face self-deportation over minor offences from the past.

Indian students studying in the US are facing repercussions for minor offences, with some being told to self-deport. These students are experiencing challenges due to past minor infractions such as traffic violations, shoplifting, and alcohol-related incidents. The strict implementation of rules by US authorities has led to these students being flagged during routine immigration checks, resulting in them being asked to leave the country. The Indian Embassy in the US has been approached by several students seeking assistance in such cases. This issue highlights the importance of understanding and adhering to the laws and regulations of the country where one is studying or residing. It also serves as a cautionary tale for Indian students to be mindful of their actions and conduct while abroad. The Indian government and embassy officials are working to provide support and guidance to students facing such situations. It is essential for Indian students in the US to familiarize themselves with local laws and ensure they comply with regulations to avoid any legal complications that could jeopardize their academic pursuits and stay in the country.

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