U.S. authorities arrest about 30 Indian nationals working as commercial truck drivers for immigration violations during a federal enforcement operation in Arizona, according to multiple reports. The arrests involve people alleged to have been living and working illegally in the United States as truck drivers. India Today and The Hindu both state that the arrested individuals are Indian nationals and that they are set to be deported after processing under U.S. federal law. Mint adds that a larger group was arrested, reporting 36 people in total, including the 30 from India. The reporting also indicates that the detentions come from immigration enforcement activity tied to unlawful status and employment. After custody and legal processing, the affected individuals are scheduled to be deported, though specific details of charges, legal status, or the timeline for removals are not elaborated in the provided excerpts.