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Trump administration offers migrant children $3,000 to voluntarily leave US; all you need to know

The Trump administration is offering migrant children as young as five $3,000 to leave the United States voluntarily.

Trump administration offers migrant children $3,000 to voluntarily leave US; all you need to know

The Trump administration has begun offering migrant children, as young as five years old, $3,000 to voluntarily depart the United States. This initiative, an extension of a previous $2,500 offer for unaccompanied children aged 14 and older, has reportedly been extended to younger children who may not fully comprehend the legal implications of the offer.

Immigration lawyers and advocacy groups warn that these payments may coerce minors into abandoning their immigration cases, potentially affecting their ability to seek asylum or other forms of humanitarian protection. Legal aid groups have received reports from attorneys and court observers about young children being presented with these financial incentives, often without legal representation.

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