DHS Offers $3,000 to Immigrant Minors for Voluntary Departure; Lawyers Denounce

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is reportedly offering up to $3,000 to immigrant minors to voluntarily leave the country, a move lawyers denounce as potentially coercive and legally questionable. The program appears to be an expansion of voluntary departure incentives under the current administration's mass deportation policy. The legal consequences and implementation details remain unclear, but the policy could face court challenges on due process and child welfare grounds.

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