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and entering the US. We<br />
have met with quite a few<br />
who have shared their<br />
experiences. We have been<br />
informed that many, but<br />
not all, are going through<br />
secondary inspection. As<br />
long as students have proper<br />
documentation and are able<br />
to answer questions, they<br />
are being allowed into the<br />
US. They also report that this<br />
is not limited to NPU or F-1<br />
students, but also to other<br />
foreign travelers on the H-1<br />
visa and the likes,” he added.<br />
He also blamed the students<br />
for the situation, he said,<br />
”<br />
As long as students have proper<br />
documentation and are able to answer<br />
questions, they are being allowed into<br />
the US.<br />
”<br />
“We also believe that the<br />
false allegations were further<br />
exaggerated by certain<br />
returning students. Rather<br />
than informing their parents<br />
that they did poorly in their<br />
interviews, some simply<br />
pointed the blame at NPU<br />
as being blacklisted and<br />
conveniently referencing<br />
news reports as support.”<br />
Earlier in the month, 16<br />
students from Andhra<br />
Pradesh and Telangana<br />
who had gone to the US<br />
seeking admission in US<br />
universities, have been<br />
deported from New York.<br />
The students, claimed that,<br />
they were being “Hassled”<br />
at the Hyderabad Airport,<br />
regarding some return ticket<br />
issue. All students had<br />
been kept waiting for over<br />
six hours at the airport in<br />
India. The students have<br />
been landed at the Rajiv<br />
Gandhi International Airport<br />
last night and said, airport<br />
authorities took longer<br />
time while checking their<br />
document, due to which they<br />
have to wait for hours at the<br />
airport<br />
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