The federal government’s "self-deportation" program, which provides financial incentives for unauthorized immigrants to depart the United States, is currently on track to facilitate more than 200,000 departures. Internal data indicates that the initiative has experienced a significant increase in activity since its inception last year.
The program is supported by a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign designed to encourage voluntary exits. As the initiative continues to scale, it has become a central component of federal immigration policy, serving as a primary mechanism for managing the departure of unauthorized individuals from the country.
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