Gujarat Man Arrested for Attempting to Enter U.S. with Stolen Passport

A Gujarat man attempted to enter the U.S. with a stolen Pakistani passport but was caught and deported. He had not forged the passport, as it belonged to a legitimate individual. Authorities are increasingly cracking down on such immigration fraud, worsened by heightened scrutiny since the return of former President Donald Trump to office.

A man from Gujarat attempted to illegally enter the United States using a stolen Pakistani passport but was apprehended and subsequently deported. The individual, identified as AC Patel, posed as Mohammad Najir Hussain. Upon detection by U.S. authorities, Patel was returned to India after they recognized the passport as a genuine document reported as lost by its rightful owner.

These incidents highlight growing concerns over illegal immigration and identity fraud. With increased scrutiny from U.S. authorities aimed at undocumented immigrants, this situation underscores the necessity for stronger enforcement against passport misuse and human trafficking. The repercussions of such actions can lead to serious legal consequences under Indian law and potential deportation.

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