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Mar 11, 13:15

US Reinstates App for Undocumented Immigrants' Self-Deportation

The Trump administration reinstated the CBP Home mobile app, allowing undocumented immigrants in the US to voluntarily depart by submitting a self-deportation request, potentially avoiding severe consequences, as part of a broader immigration policy overhaul.

US Reinstates App for Undocumented Immigrants' Self-Deportation

The Trump administration reinstated the CBP Home mobile app, allowing undocumented immigrants in the US to voluntarily depart by submitting a self-deportation request, potentially avoiding severe consequences, as part of a broader immigration policy overhaul.

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What is the CBP Home app and how does it impact the US government's approach to undocumented immigration?

The CBP Home app, formerly known as CBP One, allows undocumented immigrants in the US to submit a request to depart the country voluntarily. This offers a way to leave without facing severe consequences, according to US Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The Trump administration reinstated the app, aiming to facilitate self-deportation.

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Feb 5, 01:10

CIS Proposes "Self-Deportation" Plan via Private Lawsuits Against Employers of Undocumented Immigrants

The Center for Immigration Studies proposed a plan to amend the tax code, allowing private lawsuits against businesses hiring undocumented immigrants to encourage self-deportation, drawing parallels to Britain's 19th-century child labor laws.

CIS Proposes "Self-Deportation" Plan via Private Lawsuits Against Employers of Undocumented Immigrants

The Center for Immigration Studies proposed a plan to amend the tax code, allowing private lawsuits against businesses hiring undocumented immigrants to encourage self-deportation, drawing parallels to Britain's 19th-century child labor laws.

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What is the core proposal of the CIS report regarding immigration enforcement, and what are its immediate implications for undocumented immigrants?

The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) proposed a plan to incentivize the self-deportation of undocumented immigrants by amending the tax code to allow private lawsuits against employers who hire them, thereby limiting employment opportunities for undocumented workers. This approach, detailed in a report by Ajay Gupta, supplements existing deportation efforts, aiming to address the limitations of traditional enforcement methods.

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Mar 11, 01:13

Trump Replaces CBP One with Self-Deportation App

The Trump administration launched CBP Home, replacing Biden's CBP One app, which includes a new "Intent to Depart" tool enabling undocumented immigrants to voluntarily self-deport, potentially allowing future legal return; the DHS hasn't clarified post-submission procedures.

Trump Replaces CBP One with Self-Deportation App

The Trump administration launched CBP Home, replacing Biden's CBP One app, which includes a new "Intent to Depart" tool enabling undocumented immigrants to voluntarily self-deport, potentially allowing future legal return; the DHS hasn't clarified post-submission procedures.

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What are the potential long-term consequences of the CBP Home app on both undocumented immigrants and the US immigration system?

CBP Home's long-term impact remains uncertain, depending on its usage rate and the government's enforcement of the post-self-deportation process. Its success hinges on immigrant participation and the effectiveness of preventing future illegal entry. The app's impact on the overall immigration system will require further monitoring.

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