How Donald Trump again defined self-comprehension, he once called ‘Pisces’
The immigration strategy of Donald Trump makes self-reliance at its center. In the US, migrants are being urged to leave illegally and promise to return a legal route if they cooperate.
Speaking to Fox Notice on Tuesday, Trump said that his plan included offering airplane tickets and cash stipend to encourage self-expansion. “We are going to give them a stipend,” said Trump. “We are going to give them some money and an airplane ticket, and then we are going to work with them … if they are good, if we want them back, we are going to work with them so that they can bring them back as soon as possible.”
A Rebranded App
Self-expiration policy depends on an update CBP one appNow CBP Home is called. You can use the app to report the intention of leaving the migrants. Homeland Security says that many people have already done so. Those who do not follow the risk are banned from permanently re -entering, fined up to $ 5,000, and chased by ice.
According to NPR News, between January 2023 and December 2024, around 936,500 people used the app under the biden-era system to take shelter. That digital infrastructure is now being used in reverse.
Now not “mean”
The irony is that Trump once criticized Mit Romney’s 2012 self-reliance proposal as “frenzy” and “meaning-intellect”. But politics has changed. Now, Trump is embracing the concept with an advertising blitz, including the Spanish-language messages and videos, which has warned the migrants of the “Abhi or never” option by Homeland Security Secretary Christie Nom.
“If you leave now, you can return,” NoM says. “If you don’t, we will find you – and you will never come back.”
Carrots and sticks
This dual message strategy – a part kind, a part forced – a significant development. After receiving the order to remove the migrants, an oversusting is fined up to $ 998 per day. At the same time, the administration is pitching self-expansion as “dignified” exit with the possibility of future return.
