The Real Story of Dunki .How Indians Cross US Mexico Border? Donkey Process

 1. Tragic Immigration Attempt: The Patel family from Dingucha, Gujarat, attempted an illegal immigration to Canada using the 'donkey process,' where an agent dropped them near the US-Canada border, and they had to cross on foot. Unfortunately, they succumbed to freezing temperatures, highlighting the dangers of such attempts.

2. Rise of 'Donkey Process: The 'donkey process' refers to illegal immigration facilitated by agencies, primarily from states like Gujarat and Punjab in India. The process has evolved from being associated with the UK to now focusing on entering the United States. Agencies charge varying amounts, ranging from ₹2.5 million to ₹6 million, exploiting vulnerable individuals seeking a better life abroad.

3. Exploitation by Agencies: The agencies misleadingly promise smooth journeys and job opportunities, concealing the legal challenges. Many individuals, lacking information or failing regular visa requirements, end up paying large sums, selling assets, and depleting life savings for this illegal immigration attempt.

4. Dangers and Reasons for Attempting 'Donkey Process': Despite the extreme risks and legal alternatives, thousands attempt the 'donkey process' annually. Reasons include economic hardships, lack of qualifications for legal means, societal pressures for reputation, and escaping political persecution. The US-Mexico border is particularly perilous, with thousands attempting the journey.

5. Statistics and Cautionary Message: The number of Indians attempting illegal entry into the US has risen significantly. The 'donkey process' is not a solution to economic struggles, and the articles concludes with a cautionary message, emphasizing the importance of valuing life and discouraging individuals from risking their lives for such paths.