Changes in Flight Identification Requirements for Illegal Aliens
Starting May 7, illegal aliens must have a REAL ID to fly in the U.S., except if they are self-deporting. TSA agents are enforcing the REAL ID Act at airports. The CBP One app was relaunched as CBP Home for self-deportation. The Trump administration announced a stipend of $1,000 and free flights for illegal aliens choosing to self-deport.
Key Points
- REAL ID requirement for illegal aliens flying in the U.S.
- Relaunch of CBP One app as CBP Home for self-deportation
- Trump administration offering $1,000 stipend and free flights for self-deportation
Pros
- Enhanced security measures at airports
- Encouraging self-deportation as an alternative to deportation
- Financial assistance for illegal aliens choosing to self-deport
Cons
- Potential discrimination against illegal aliens
- Complicated process for self-deportation
- Controversial approach to immigration policy