US Moves to Deport Son of Iranian Hostage Crisis Spokeswoman
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- •The US arrested the son of an Iranian spokeswoman involved in the 1979 hostage crisis on April 11, 2026.
- •US authorities revoked green cards of multiple Iranian nationals alleged to have connections with Iran's regime on the same date.
- •The individual targeted is described as the son of an 'infamous' figure from the Iran hostage crisis.
- •The US government cited alleged regime ties as the reason for revoking immigration status.
- •The action is part of a broader US policy to address perceived security risks from individuals linked to Iran.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If US immigration courts uphold the deportation order the son will be removed from the US, potentially straining US-Iran relations and affecting Iranian diaspora communities.
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