DHS declared that being in detention is a “choice” and promoted the CBP Home App, telling immigrants they can take a $2,600 payout to self‑deport or else be arrested and deported without a chance to return.
Department of Homeland Security declared that detention is a “choice” and promoted the CBP Home App offering a $2,600 payout to self‑deport CBP Home App
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Voices
- Department of Homeland Security independent
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- DHS declared that being in detention is a “choice” and promoted the CBP Home App, telling immigrants they can take a $2,600 payout to self‑deport or else be…
The agency then used her detention as a grotesque advertisement for its new enforcement policies. DHS declared that being in detention is a “choice” and actively promoted the CBP Home App, telling immigrants they can take a $2,600 payout to self deport or else be arrested and deported without a chance to return.
Sources
- The Trap of Compliance: How ICE Weaponized a Green Card Interview Against a Louisville Mother cited evidence
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from The Trap of Compliance: How ICE Weaponized a Green Card Interview Against a Louisville Mother · 2026-09-01 06:45