Canada's response to US President Donald Trump's demands for greater border security does not include a plan to jointly remove more than one million undocumented Indian immigrants from both countries,

A US Air Force aircraft carrying 104 deported Indians landed in Punjab’s Amritsar on Wednesday. Soon, images of people sitting in handcuffs started making rounds on social media. But is there any truth to these viral photos?

A U.S. military plane carrying 104 deported Indian migrants has arrived in a northern Indian city, the first such flight to the country as part of a crackdown ordered by the Trump administration, airport officials said.

The military plane carrying illegal Indian immigrants landed in the northern city of Amritsar, deporting an unspecified number of people as part of President Donald Trump's immigration agenda.

Lawmakers and protestors were seen demonstrating outside India’s parliament following the deportation of around 100 Indian migrants back to the country from the US. Following footage released by the US Border Patrol showing migrants in shackles while boarding the plane before the 40-hour flight,

There's outrage in India's capital not over the deportation itself, but by the way it was carried out by the Trump administration. But as Salimah Shivji reports, the Indian government doesn't appear to be in a hurry to condemn it.

The 487 presumed Indians on the final removal list are in addition to the 104 illegal immigrants who were deported by the US earlier this week. The ones who have been deported were caught in the past few weeks near the US border with Mexico while attempting to cross over.

A total of 487 individuals presumed to be Indian citizens have received final removal orders from the US, according to the Foreign Ministry.