EE.UU. aumentó el dinero para que los inmigrantes se autodeporten: Trump elevó la cifra
El debate migratorio en Estados Unidos volvió a intensificarse tras un nuevo anuncio de la administración de Donald Trump, que elevó de manera significativa el incentivo económico ofrecido a los inmigrantes sin estatus legal que acepten abandonar voluntariamente el país.
TL;DR
- The US administration is offering up to $3,000 to undocumented immigrants who voluntarily leave the country.
- This incentive triples previous offers and includes full airfare to the country of origin.
- The program is for individuals residing in the US without legal authorization and requires formal commitment to depart by year-end.
- Payments will be issued after confirmation of departure from US territory.
- The initiative is intended to reduce costs related to detentions and immigration legal proceedings.
- Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem warned of stricter enforcement, arrests, and future legal entry impossibility for non-participants.
- The CBP Home app is being used to facilitate voluntary departures, replacing CBP One.
- Donald Trump's administration aims for record deportations, with approximately 622,000 departures (formal and voluntary) so far in 2025.
- Plans for 2026 include hiring more immigration agents, expanding detention centers, and using private companies to locate undocumented individuals.