The video discusses the risks and consequences of the 'donkey process,' a method used by many Indians to migrate to the US and Canada through illegal means. The story of a family from Dingucha, Gujarat, who attempted to cross the US-Canada border but lost their lives in the freezing weather, is used as an example. The 'donkey process' involves hiring agents who promise to facilitate the journey, but often mislead and exploit migrants.
The video highlights three main reasons why people choose the 'donkey process': (1) the pursuit of economic opportunities, (2) rising unemployment, and (3) escaping political persecution. Many migrants are driven by the promise of a better life and economic opportunities in the US, while others are fleeing persecution or violence in their home countries.
The video also discusses the dangers of the journey, including the risk of death, injury, and exploitation by agents and human traffickers. It also highlights the importance of seeking asylum in a country, which can provide protection to individuals who face danger in their home country.
The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of valuing life and avoiding risky paths. It also promotes a course that can help individuals understand the immigration process and make informed decisions about their future.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Dingucha is a village located 13 km away from Gandhinagar, the capital of Gujarat.
2. The village has a population of around 3,000 people, but over half of the houses are vacant and locked.
3. Approximately 1,800 villagers have moved away, not only leaving their village but also the country.
4. Many villagers have moved to the US or Canada in search of better opportunities.
5. The "donkey process" is a term used to describe the backdoor illegal entry into a country without a legal visa.
6. The process involves traveling to a country and then crossing the border on foot, often with the help of an agent.
7. The US-Mexico border is considered one of the most dangerous borders in the world.
8. Many Indians attempt to enter the US through the "donkey process" every year, with some losing their lives in the attempt.
9. The "donkey process" is also used by people from other countries, including Mexico and Asian nations.
10. The number of Indians attempting to enter the US through the "donkey process" has increased significantly in recent years.
11. In 2020-21, over 30,000 Indians attempted to enter the US through the "donkey process", with the number doubling to 63,927 in 2021-22.
12. The majority of these individuals are from the states of Gujarat and Punjab.
13. Haryana has also become a hub for individuals seeking the "donkey process" in recent years.
14. The "donkey process" can cost anywhere from ₹2.5 million to ₹6 million, depending on the package chosen.
15. Individuals who undergo the "donkey process" often face significant risks, including death, imprisonment, and mistreatment.
16. The primary reasons for individuals choosing the "donkey process" are the pursuit of economic opportunities, rising unemployment, and escaping political persecution.
17. Asylum is granted to individuals who are physically present in the country and can prove that they face danger in their home country.
18. The asylum process can take months or even years, and individuals may face mistreatment or torture while their applications are being processed.
19. The US has detention centers where individuals are placed after crossing the border, with people living in terrible conditions.
20. The link to download a course on understanding the immigration process is available in the description below.