Here is what a little research on google revealed... The 225 number I can only find in HinduTimes, IndiaTimes, and a Pakistani Newspaper.
News Release
October 5, 2005ICE DEPORTS 128 PEOPLE ON SPECIAL FLIGHTS TO PAKISTAN AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Many on The Flights Have Criminal Convictions
BUFFALO, N.Y. - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced today the removal of 128 people to Pakistan, the Dominican Republic, Mexico and El Salvador in two separate flights from Buffalo area airports. The Buffalo Office of Detention and Removal Operations conducted the operations.
The flight to Pakistan left Niagara Falls International Airport at noon on Tuesday and landed in Islamabad about 8:00 a.m. this morning Eastern Standard Time. The flight included 79 Pakistani nationals including 20 criminals and 59 individuals deported for immigration violations.
The criminals on the flights included people convicted of drug possession and trafficking crimes, sex offenses, robbery, perjury, counterfeiting, forgery and assault.
The flight to the Dominican Republic, Mexico and El Salvador left from the Buffalo International Airport and included 49 criminals with convictions including homicide, sexual assault, weapons violations, robbery, assault and various drug related convictions, including trafficking. The flight included 34 being deported to the Dominican Republic, 10 to Mexico and 5 to El Salvador.
Three of the individuals removed to El Salvador were known members of MS-13, a violent street gang which is one of the targets of Operation Community Shield, a ICE initiative to dismantling gangs. Community Shield attacks gangs by targeting their members, seizing financial assets, disrupting criminal operations, and removing gang members back to their native countries. The vast majority of individuals on the flight to Caribbean and Central America came from New York State prisons. The individuals came into ICE custody after they served their criminal sentence.
Also on the flight is a Dominican National, Ramone Tapia-Vasquez, who was convicted in New York of three counts of attempted murder, two counts of weapons possession, robbery and assault. The convictions resulted from a botched robbery attempt in which the individual fire multiple gunshots at New York City police officers attempting to arrest him. Although no officers were hit during the robbery attempt two innocent bystanders were wounded by gunfire from Tapia Vasquez.
Charles Mule', Acting Field Office Director of the Buffalo office said, "Removing criminals from the United State's helps protect our neighborhoods from people who prey on the innocent and have no respect for the nations laws. Removing individuals who have violated immigrations law is necessary to protect the integrity of the immigration system."
Mule' pointed out that removing 128 individuals in two days is a significant accomplishment for the men and women of the Buffalo Office of Detention and Removal Operations.
-- ICE --
RE: Pakistani Deportation Articles
US deports 79 Pakistani illegal immigrants Oct. 6, 2005
EXCERPT:
Islamabad: United States has deported 79 illegal immigrants from Pakistan after they were found to have overstayed in the country.
Seventynine illegal immigrants, including three women, were arrested from various cities in New York state for minor visa violation, media reports said here.
153 Pakistanis detained in US Oct. 9, 2005
Excerpt:
ISLAMABAD, Oct 8: Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri has said that 153 Pakistanis are detained in several detention centres across the United States.
U.S expels 79 PakistanisA group of 79 Pakistanis, who has been expelled from the United States for illegal stay, arrived here in a special plane on Wednesday, officials said.