India, June 2 -- At least 30 Indians were arrested by US Border Patrol agents for living in the country illegally. According to a US Customs and Border Protection release from Monday, the Indians were part of 52 people authorities arrested by agents in Arizona's Yuma Sector, from May 11-15, and are all set to be deported.

A total of 52 arrests were made, of whom 36 drove semi-trucks. Of these, 30 were Indians, and three did not possess any driver's license.

"Thirty of the individuals were from India, while the remaining six were from Mexico, El Salvador, and Russia," the release read. "All individuals were processed in accordance with federal law and will be deported," it added.

The release did not reveal the identity of the 30 Indians...