Trump launches controversial 'self-deportation' program
Donald Trump announced a new support program for undocumented immigrants who wish to voluntarily leave the United States. The president will provide them with financial assistance and airline tickets to return to their countries of origin. The "self-deportation" program is designed to facilitate legal re-entry into the U.S. for individuals deemed "valued."
What should you know?
- "Self-deportation" program: Donald Trump declared that undocumented immigrants would receive financial support and airline tickets to return to their countries of origin.
- Possibility of legal return: Individuals considered "valued" can return legally to the U.S. if they meet certain criteria.
- Focus on criminals: The Trump administration is prioritizing the deportation of individuals who have committed serious crimes.
What are the program details?
President Donald Trump has unveiled a new initiative aimed at supporting undocumented immigrants in returning to their countries of origin. Under the "self-deportation" program, immigrants will receive financial aid and airline tickets. Trump highlighted that individuals deemed "valued" can legally return to the U.S.
In an interview with the Spanish-language version of Fox News, "Noticias," Trump mentioned that his administration is concentrating on deporting individuals who have committed serious crimes. For other immigrants, he intends to introduce a program that will be convenient and allow for legal re-entry to the U.S.
Who can benefit from the program?
Trump explained that the "self-deportation" program is available to individuals who have not committed serious crimes. The president emphasized his desire for workers residing illegally in the U.S. to leave and return with legal residency permits.
During the interview, Trump mentioned the case of a Mexican who has lived illegally in the U.S. for over 20 years. The president expressed a wish to keep this individual in the country.
