Mahsa Nazari Deportation Order From the US: What We Know About the Immigration Case and Her Apology to Reza Pahlavi Supporters

Reports About Mahsa Nazari’s Deportation Order

According to reports widely shared on Persian-language social media, Mahsa Nazari’s asylum application in the United States was rejected by an immigration judge, and a deportation order was subsequently issued.

One widely shared post, attributed to X user Mira Nasiri, claimed that:

• On June 15, 2026, an immigration judge at the Santa Ana Immigration Court in California rejected Mahsa Nazari’s asylum application.
• The judge reportedly issued an order of removal (deportation).
• The ruling has not yet become final because Nazari reportedly retains the legal right to appeal.

It is important to note that these claims have circulated primarily through social media and online reports. As of now, official court documents detailing the case have not been publicly released or independently verified.

Is Mahsa Nazari Being Deported Immediately?

One important point often overlooked in online discussions is the distinction between a deportation order and an immediate deportation.

Under the U.S. immigration system, many immigration court decisions may be appealed. If an appeal is filed within the required timeframe, removal may be delayed until higher immigration authorities review the case.

Therefore, reports indicating that Mahsa Nazari has the right to appeal suggest that the legal process may still be ongoing. Until all legal options are exhausted, the outcome of the case may remain uncertain.