The United States has announced the repatriation of a second group of Iranian citizens, as stated by officials located in Tehran.

This action is part of the Trump administration's efforts to enforce immigration laws during the current period.

An airplane that had evacuated over 50 Iranians departed on Sunday from Arizona, making stops in Cairo and Kuwait before heading to Iran, according to reports regarding the repatriation.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tehran has confirmed that citizens are returning to Iran.

However, American immigration officials have stated that for security reasons, they could not verify the details of the flight.

In an unprecedented move, a group of Iranian citizens was allowed to return to their country, marking the first instance of such an arrangement since the end of the summer.

Many Iranians who have chosen to emigrate to America express that they did so out of fear of imprisonment in their homeland.

The organization 'Borderland Campaign of Hope,' represented by its member Abba Joseph, has indicated that among the returning refugees, there are those who have maintained their faith in Christianity, as reported by a person at the Arizona shelter.