<h1>Elderly long-term resident deported after routine check-in, alleges shackling, denied medication, family separation after decades</h1> A 73-year-old long-term US resident whose asylum claim was denied in 2012 was detained during a routine six-month check-in with US immigration authorities and deported to India after more than 30 years in the United States. She and relatives say she had complied with reporting requirements for over a decade, held a work permit and ID, and sought family reunification before removal. Allegations include being handcuffed and shackled, confined overnight, denied medication and suitable food, and not allowed farewells. Her case prompted local protests and raises issues about detention procedures, medical accommodations and due process in removals.