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Shehu Sani Advises Nigerians Abroad to Take Control Amid Deportation Fears

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Former senator Shehu Sani has called on Nigerians living in the United States to stay proactive amid rising concerns about potential deportations. He warned that trying to avoid authorities or hide from the law could worsen their situation, urging individuals to take responsible steps to protect themselves.

Sani encouraged Nigerians facing uncertainty about their immigration status to carefully consider their options, including returning home if necessary, rather than living in fear. He emphasized that making informed decisions is key to personal safety and long-term stability.

The former lawmaker noted that many in the diaspora are anxious about the recent tightening of U.S. immigration enforcement, which has affected work, travel, and daily life for those without proper documentation.

He also stressed the importance of staying informed about rights, policies, and legal avenues available to immigrants. According to Sani, understanding the rules and acting proactively can prevent unnecessary risks and help Nigerians navigate difficult situations responsibly.

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