First Migrant Self-Deportation Flight Arrives in Honduras with $1,000 Stipend
New York PostMay 20, 20252 min111,257 views
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- ✈️ The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has launched its first "self-deportation" operation, dubbed "Project Homecoming."
- 🤝 This initiative involves charter flights to transport migrants who voluntarily agree to leave the U.S. back to their home countries.
Benefits for Self-Deporting Migrants
- 💰 Participants in "Project Homecoming" receive a $1,000 stipend before boarding their flight.
- 💳 The stipend is provided via a card, offering financial assistance for their return.
- 🏠 Migrants are also offered travel assistance and preserved the possibility of returning to the United States legally in the future.
Program Details and Support
- 📱 The program, referred to as CBP Home, allows migrants to apply for voluntary departure.
- 🏨 Upon arrival in their home countries, participants may have access to benefits created by the president, including support at a center for returned migrants.
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