U.S. authorities initiated the return of the first 64 individuals to Honduras and Colombia as part of a program that the Trump administration terms voluntary "self-deportation." In exchange for leaving the country,

The United States has sent 68 immigrants from Honduras and Colombia back to their countries in the first government-funded flight of what the Trump administration is calling voluntary deportations

President Trump signed an executive order Friday authorizing government-funded flights and financial incentives to illegal migrants willing to self-deport. The program, dubbed “Project Homecoming,” tasks government agencies with facilitating travel for migrants without travel documents,

The Department of Homeland Security announced a “historic opportunity for illegal aliens” on Monday, launching a program that gives free flights ... “may help” a migrant looking to re ...

A migrant has already returned to Honduras using the self-deportation program to book a flight out of Chicago, the department added. Those interested in participating in the self-deportation ...

Human rights groups have called conditions in the country’s network of migrant detention centers ... another sharp escalation in a deportation program that has sparked widespread legal ...

The military plane that was scheduled to bring migrants to Libya on Wednesday never departed, according to flight trackers and ... as told by a migrant to his attorney moments after.

After highly-publicized migrant detentions in the US and the deportation of hundreds of migrants to a high security prison in El Salvador, the passengers had accepted an offer to self-deport in exchange for a free flight back home.