Trump says immigrants can return legally but they must self-deport now, floats deadline

During President Donald Trump’s second meeting with the Cabinet at the White House on Thursday, he said that there will be a final date that the illegal immigrants from the United States should disappear, or will not be allowed to try to return legally.

The president added that the President’s comments came when he expressed his willingness to work with illegal immigrants “from the beginning” to help them return to the country legally – that is, if they were left “in a nice way,” the president added.

“We will work with people, even if they go out in a nice way, and return to their country, we will work with them from the beginning to try to return them legally,” Trump said in the wake of comments from the Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom.

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“So it gives you a real incentive, otherwise they will never return – they will never be allowed as soon as a certain period of time passes, which may be 60 days.”

The Trump administration is currently going through a tremendous effort to remove voluntary, as Federal officials encourage immigration illegal immigrants in the United States to the self -report through the management CBP application. More than 5,000 immigrants are reported over the past month, according to DHS data.

“It is a very large self -informing process that we start,” Nayywan said during the cabinet meeting on Thursday.

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Nayyoud pointed out that at the present time, under the foreign registration law and the president’s executive orders, if illegal immigrants are still not registered with the federal government, they can charge a criminal charge, and they face fines of $ 1,000 per day “and they will not have the opportunity to return to America.”

During a tour of the Ticoluka terrorist center, Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, speaks on a tour of the Ticoluka terrorist center, on March 26. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

She also added that the agency is working to secure financing and resources to ensure the decline in migrants who were deported on their feet when they return to their homeland, referring to programs in places such as Mexico, Salvador and Colombia that provide food and housing assistance.

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“[We are] Nom said to Trump and his ministry.

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