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President Trump's self-deportation program, Project Homecoming, has reportedly enabled over 200,000 unauthorized immigrants to leave the U.S. since its launch. The initiative offers financial incentives for voluntary departures and is part of a broader strategy to remove 1 million unauthorized immigrants each year. The program's funding is set to expire soon, and DHS is seeking new contracts.
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President Trump's self-deportation program, Project Homecoming, has reportedly enabled over 200,000 unauthorized immigrants to leave the U.S. since its launch. The initiative offers financial incentives for voluntary departures and is part of a broader strategy to remove 1 million unauthorized immigrants each year. The program's funding is set to expire soon, and DHS is seeking new contracts.
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