Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Ex-NFL Player Daniel Ogama Adongo Deported After Visa Overstay
Daniel Ogama Adongo, a former NFL player from Kenya, was deported from the United States.
He played briefly for the Indianapolis Colts but overstayed his visa.
An immigration judge ordered his deportation, and ICE carried it out on 20 June.
This happened after he was unable to regularize his status following his football career.
Daniel Ogama Adongo, a Kenyan national, was deported from the US by ICE.
He briefly played for the Indianapolis Colts in the NFL.
Adongo overstayed his visa and was ordered to leave by an immigration judge on 23 March.
The deportation was carried out on 20 June from Chicago.
ICE announced the deportation, emphasizing the enforcement of immigration laws.
- Who
- Daniel Ogama Adongo, a Kenyan national and former NFL player
- What
- Deportation from the United States
- When
- Deported on 20 June, ordered on 23 March
- Where
- Removed from Chicago
- Why
- Overstayed his visa and ordered to leave by an immigration judge
Immigration Enforcement
Player's Circumstances
Visa Overstay
Immigration Enforcement
ICE enforces immigration laws and deported Adongo for overstaying his visa.
Player's Circumstances
Adongo's visa overstay was due to his football career and subsequent inability to regularize his status.
- Name
- Daniel Ogama Adongo
- Nationality
- Kenyan
- Former Team
- Indianapolis Colts
- Deportation Date
- 20 June
- Deportation Order Date
- 23 March
- Agency
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)