*Deportation Fears: 201 Nigerians to be Kicked Out of the US* The Trump administration's tough immigration policies have left many Nigerians in the US living in fear of deportation. And now, it seems like those fears are about to become a reality for at least 201 Nigerians. According to reports, the US government has already cleared 85 Nigerians for deportation, with many more expected to follow. The deportees will be sent back to Lagos, but it's unclear when exactly they will be leaving. The news has sparked widespread concern among Nigerians in the US, many of whom are worried about their own status. The Trump administration has made it clear that it's cracking down on immigration, and many Nigerians are living in fear of being kicked out. The Nigerian government has been trying to negotiate with the US government to find a solution, but so far, nothing has been agreed upon. The Nigerian minister of foreign affairs, Mrs. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has pleaded with the US government to treat the deportees with dignity and respect. "We want to ensure that our citizens are treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their immigration status," she said. "We also want to ensure that they are given ample opportunity to retrieve their assets and say goodbye to their loved ones before they are deported." The deportation of Nigerians from the US is a complex issue, and it's not clear what the future holds. But one thing is certain: many Nigerians are living in fear of being kicked out, and it's up to the Nigerian and US governments to find a solution.