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that the immigration threatens their cultural and ethnic demography and strains the state's resources.
In 1985, the Indian government declared that any person who entered Assam without proper documentation after 24 March 1971 would be considered a foreigner.
In 1997, the Election Commission of India (EC), which oversees elections, updated its electoral rolls and identified close to 300,000 people whose citizenship it thought doubtful and marked a "D" against their name. The EC used its own officers to ascertain whether these people had documents to prove their citizenship.
If an officer had "reasonable doubt", the case was sent to a Foreigners Tribunal - quasi-judicial forums - where people were given a final chance to prove their citizenship using official documents like birth certificates and land papers.
If the court declared a person a foreigner, they were either deported or put in detention camps.

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