Over the past month, 100 foreign citizens have been deported from Georgia as a result of close coordination between the Migration Department of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs and other respective departments of the agency, Georgia Online reports.

According to the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs, during the measures taken in August, citizens of Iraq, Egypt, Turkey, Turkmenistan, India, Jordan, Iran, Syria, Pakistan, Russia, Kenya, Lebanon, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Lithuania, Nigeria, Armenia, China, and Kyrgyzstan—a total of 100 people—were deported from Georgia .

Under the current law, all of them were banned from entering the country again.