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US releases names, photos of 112 Nigerians on deportation list

The United States Department of Homeland Security, DHS, has updated its list of Nigerians facing removal from the country, reducing the number to 112 and publishing their names and photographs online. The latest list features Nigerians from different parts of the country and was published through the DHS official website. Among those listed are Cletus […] US releases names, photos of 112…

US releases names, photos of 112 Nigerians on deportation list

The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently updated its list of Nigerians facing deportation from the country, narrowing it down to 112 individuals and making their names and photographs available online. The updated roster features Nigerians from various regions within the country and is accessible through the official DHS website.

Among those listed are Cletus Onyali, Olaolu Alabi, Marcus Unigwe, and several others, totaling 112 names. The photographs and additional details of the remaining individuals are also available through the DHS online portal. This publication coincides with the US government's intensified immigration enforcement efforts, particularly targeting undocumented immigrants and those with outstanding removal orders.

It also reflects the US authorities' attempts to secure greater cooperation from foreign nations in returning their citizens ordered to leave the United States. Nigeria has faced previous US pressure regarding the repatriation of nationals subject to deportation. The updated list now provides public access to the identities and photographs of the Nigerians currently flagged by DHS for removal from the United States.

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