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DHS Hiring "Bounty Hunters" For Overseas Tracking Of Deported Migrants
DHS Hiring "Bounty Hunters" For Overseas Tracking Of Deported Migrants
The Trump administration is planning to hire private investigators to track down deported immigrants in their home countries, verify where they live, and deliver notices seeking payment of U.S. immigration fines, according to Wired.
The proposed program, budgeted at up to $9 million over two years, would cover countries including Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Rather than collecting money directly, contractors would be paid to confirm a person's location using evidence such as photographs of their residence, public records, utility bills, employment information,...
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