Pakistani Diplomat Denied Entry and Deported by U.S. Over Visa Concerns

Ambassador KK Wagan, on a private visit to Los Angeles, was deported after U.S. immigration flagged 'controversial visa references.'

Ambassador KK Wagan, Pakistan's envoy to Turkmenistan, was stopped by U.S. immigration authorities upon arrival in Los Angeles and deported due to 'immigration objections.'
The U.S. reportedly flagged 'controversial visa references,' but specific details regarding the concerns remain unclear.
Wagan was traveling on a private visit with a valid U.S. visa, prompting questions about diplomatic protocol and the nature of the decision.
Pakistan's Foreign Ministry has initiated an investigation and instructed its Los Angeles consulate to look into the matter, with Wagan likely to be summoned to Islamabad for clarification.
The incident coincides with speculation about a potential U.S. travel ban targeting Pakistan and Afghanistan, based on security and vetting risks.