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Trump Administration Proposes $250M to Deport 700,000 Migrants with $1,000 Incentive

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Trump Administration Proposes $250M to Deport 700,000 Migrants with $1,000 Incentive

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The Trump administration is considering a plan to use up to $250 million in foreign aid funds to facilitate the voluntary deportation of migrants from active conflict zones, including approximately 700,000 Ukrainians and Haitians who have fled to the U.S., according to draft internal documents reviewed by The Washington Post.
The proposal includes a financial incentive of $1,000 for each migrant who agrees to self-deport. The plan targets migrants from various conflict zones such as Ukraine, Haiti, Afghanistan, Palestine, Libya, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen.
The initiative aims to bypass the United Nations, which does not support the return of migrants to these countries due to safety concerns. The Trump administration's approach is part of a broader effort to reduce foreign aid and terminate most global programs of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
During Joe Biden's presidency, Ukrainians and Haitians were granted temporary protection, allowing them to stay in the U.S. However, the Trump administration's plan could affect over 200,000 Ukrainians and 500,000 Haitians currently in the country. This plan is supported by a nearly $3 billion 'America First Opportunity Fund' at the State Department, under the purview of Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, the health secretary's daughter-in-law.

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Trump admin plan could deport 200K Ukrainians — WaPo The proposal may redirect $250M in aid funds to cover costs — including $1K cash incentives for voluntary departures Targets all migrants from conflict zones — like Haiti, Afghanistan, Palestine, Libya, Sudan, Syria & Yemen

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The Washington Post reports that the Trump administration came up with a brilliant humanitarian initiative: using up to $250 million in international aid - not for, say, helping war-torn regions - but to send migrants back to them. Among the lucky ones are 200,000 Ukrainians and

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‼️🇺🇸 The Trump administration has devised plans to spend up to $250 million earmarked for foreign assistance to fund instead the removal and return of people from active conflict zones, including 700,000 Ukrainian and Haitian migrants who fled to the US, - WP

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NEW: Trump administration drafted a plan that could see up to 200,000 Ukrainians deported from the United States. The proposal includes a financial incentive — $1,000 — for those who agree to voluntarily return to their home countries. The plan reportedly covers not only

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‘Take $1,000 and fly home’: Trump administration develops plan to rid country of Ukrainian refugees - SK

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    “Trump proposal to repatriate Ukrainians, Haitians would use foreign aid funds”

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    Washington Post: Trump plans to encourage Ukrainian refugees to leave the U.S.

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    The Trump administration is going to revoke refugee status for more than 200,000 Ukrainians who arrived in the country after 2022. This will further force them to voluntarily leave the US, reports The Washington Post:

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