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A flight from Texas carrying Indian immigrants landed in Amritsar, India, marking the beginning of the deporting of illegal Indian immigrants in the U.S, which President Trump considers a victory, and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi cooperates by sending back some of the 720,000 Indians that illegally reside in the U.S as he does not want to harm access to H-1B visas or obstacles in trade tariffs between the U.S. and India. Verification of the identity of illegal immigrants is required to prevent any security risks that this process must undergo, and this will take high number of individuals and expensive flights. At the same time, returning deportees feel pressured socially and financially and are desperate simply because they had such unfulfilled dreams and debts. 


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