Pregnant Woman Who Travelled To America To Give Birth Deported on Arrival, Her American Visa Revoked

• A Nigerian woman wanted to have her baby in America, so she got a visa and travelled to the country when her delivery date was due
• However, when she landed at the airport in America, her visa was immediately revoked, and she was not allowed to enter the country
• She said she fell into a coma, but when she got better, she was put on the next available flight and sent back to Nigeria the same day

A pregnant woman wanted her child to be an American citizen, so she travelled to the country to give birth.

However, things didn't go exactly as planned, and she has come out to share the bitter experience she had.

In a video she posted on TikTok, the woman said she later did not give birth in America as planned.

How pregnant woman was sent back from America

Anabella Omene said she was not allowed to gain entrance into the United States when she landed at the airport.

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According to Anabella, she was restricted at the airport where she landed, and her visa was immediately cancelled.

Due to the misfortune, Anabella said she fell into a coma, but after she got better, she was put on the next available flight and deported to Nigeria.

She said:

"Playing with my daughter cause life didn't end when I went to America to give birth to her, but was denied entry into the country and my visa canceled. With the stress, I fell into labour, was rushed to the hospital in Houston. Immediately I became a bit okay, they put me on the next available flight back to Nigeria, my husband offered for me to go somewhere. I was too traumatized to embark on another journey. I have lost a child before. I wasn’t going to over stress this baby, I decided to remain in Nigeria."

Anabella applied for a US visa when she was pregnant

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Some people wanted to know more and asked her if she had applied for the visa early. Anabella said she started applying when she was two months pregnant.

She said it was better if they had denied her the visa instead of giving it to her and then cancelling it on arrival.

Her words:

"In my interview, I clearly told them I was going there to have my baby because of my past experience here in Nigeria, and they gave me the visa, so if they don’t want me to have the baby there, they could have just denied me."

She said she was so stressed mentally that she collapsed at the airport.

Her words:

"With my big belle omo I cried ehn aha I even collapsed dey rush me go hospital as I strong a bit dem put me for plane back those pipo wicked die. Gave me bill of 500 dollars."

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Anabella said the incident happened in January of 2024, and she has since given birth to her baby.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady is deported from America

@Uvbi Balogun said:

"Wow are you serious? That must have been so traumatic for you. So sorry. Same thing happened to me, I got back to Nigeria and the next day flew to Barbados to have my child. It wasn’t an easy journey but we thank God for strength. We go through all these to give our kids the best. God sees our heart."

@Monalisagraice said:

"I went to the embassy for my interview when I was 7 months pregnant, I was granted a visa with my husband! Had smooth and short interview at point of entry! I know it’s a luck and I’m grateful to God."

@tomiee_97 said:

"Thank God they denied me visa than putting me in the chaos ehnn I go just Dey faint every minute till I put to bed there."

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List of American visas to use while travelling

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the administration of President Donald Trump of the Republican Party has stepped up the deportation of illegal immigrants in the United States of America (USA).

This has made life difficult for undocumented immigrants who are living in the US, as they stand the risk of being deported.

It is therefore imperative that future immigrants to the USA should know what types of visas they can use to enter the US legally.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng