In recent times, a significant number of Indian nationals residing in the United States have been grappling with the anxiety and uncertainty surrounding the concept of “self-deportation

In recent times, a significant number of Indian nationals residing in the United States have been grappling with the anxiety and uncertainty surrounding the concept of “self-deportation.” This term refers to the situation where individuals voluntarily leave the country due to fears of losing their legal status or facing deportation. Many Indians, particularly those on work visas, are feeling increasingly vulnerable as immigration policies shift and enforcement becomes more stringent. This fear is compounded by the challenges of obtaining and maintaining employment, as well as the potential impact on their families and futures. The emotional toll of this anxiety is profound, leading to a sense of isolation and distress among these communities. As they navigate their lives in the U.S., the looming threat of having to return to India adds a layer of complexity to their everyday existence. It raises questions about stability, security, and the American dream that many aspire to achieve.