Five noncitizens deported after criminal convictions, including Indian national
Aug 3, 2025

The US Department of Homeland Security announced the deportation of five noncitizens with criminal convictions, including Indian national Jashandeep Singh, deported on August 3. DHS alleged Singh had a criminal history involving sexually motivated coercion, burglary, and theft, though it did not disclose his age, place of origin, immigration status, or the country he was deported to. The other four deportees were nationals of Guatemala, Mexico, and Chile, removed between August 4 and 6 following convictions for offenses including homicide, driving under the influence, and firearms violations.
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