CBP Ends Biden-Era Policy Allowing Private Gifts for Immigrants in Federal Custody
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection withdrew immediately from a 2022 Department of Homeland Security policy allowing private donations for people in immigration custody.
- CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott cited significant decreases in encounters and apprehensions as the reason for the withdrawal.
- Scott said the policy no longer fits the Trump administration’s strengthened border-enforcement approach.
- CBP will continue providing care through its regular budget, and the withdrawal does not state that Immigration and Customs Enforcement has also withdrawn.
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Trump’s CBP Ends Biden-Era Policy Allowing Private Gifts for Migrants in Federal Custody
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The Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) withdrew from a directive of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) whose current version was issued during the Biden Administration, which allowed its officials to request and accept private donations for the care of immigrants in custody. CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott ordered the departure of the agency from this policy with immediate effect.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s CBP axes Biden-era policy allowing private gifts for illegal immigrants in federal custody
CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott ended the agency's role in a Biden-era policy allowing officials to solicit private gifts for illegal immigrants in custody amid border security changes.
Trump’s CBP Axes Biden-Era Gift Policy for Migrants in Federal Custody
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