Ho Chi Minh City police received 22 more Vietnamese citizens deported by the United States on 3 November, Dan Tri reports, citing the city police's Immigration Management Division. The paper describes it as the seventh such handover this year.
The report says the United States applied deportation measures and handed the people over to Vietnam in line with regulations. The handover was carried out under the law, with attention to foreign affairs, security and safety and the lawful rights and interests of citizens. The report does not give the flight, the airport or the time of arrival.
After they return, city police review each person's circumstances to offer suitable support. Many face difficulties with identity papers, contacting relatives, housing, work and their mental state, the report says.
It does not give the total number of people returned in earlier handovers.
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