US triples stipend offer to migrants who ‘self-deport’ to $3,000

International Desk(National Times)- The Trump administration has tripled its stipend offer to migrants who choose to voluntarily “self-deport” from the United States to $3,000, the Department of Homeland Security said on Monday. The stipend would be given to people in the US illegally who sign up to leave the country by the end of the year, DHS said. The offer would include a free flight back to their home countries, it said. The Trump administration in March launched a rebranded app called CBP Home to make it easier for people to self-deport. The app, previously called CBP One, was used by the Biden administration to allow migrants to enter the U.S. legally. DHS said in May that the average cost to arrest, detain and deport someone without legal status was around $17,000. U.S. President Donald Trump, who took office in January promising record levels of deportations, has ramped up crackdown on immigration despite backlash. While he has promised to remove 1 million immigrants each year, his administration has so far managed to deport some 622,000 immigrants this year.



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