In an ongoing effort to send illegals back to their own country, the Trump administration is offering $2,500 to children 14 and over to voluntarily self-deport. A letter was cited that was sent out by the HHS Office of Refugee Settlement.
The HHS will provide a one-time stipend of $2,500 to children 14 and older who were considered unaccompanied minors.
ICE did not confirm an exact amount, but said that unaccompanied alien children would have an opportunity to access some kind of financial support if they choose to voluntarily leave.
The Trump administration is now offering teen migrants a $2,500 stipend to leave the United States voluntarily, according to several reports citing a letter sent Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office of Refugee Resettlement to shelters housing migrant children.
According to the letter seen by Reuters and other outlets, the department will provide a “one-time resettlement support stipend of $2,500” to unaccompanied children 14 or older.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not confirm the monetary amount to Fox News Digital but said Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) could access financial support when returning home, should they choose that option.
A lot of the unaccompanied children were trafficked into the United States during the four years under the Biden regime. The DHS and HHS under the Trump administration has been working very hard to protect these kids and keep them safe.
As of September, approximately 2 million illegals (various ages) have left the US either by removal from ICE, or from voluntary self-deportation.
According to DHS, about 1.6 million was self-deportation and 400,000 were removals by ICE and other Federal law enforcement.
Department of Homeland security said that self-deportation was a lot cheaper with a small stipend as compared to arresting, processing and deporting an illegal alien.
