Can Immigration Fines for Failing to Leave the US Be Forgiven?
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Can immigration fines for failing to leave the US be forgiven?
US Customs and Border Protection is looking to hire private investigators to find deported immigrants and others who have left the United States, and push them to pay money owed to the government, according to records reviewed by WIRED. The work would cover Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala, and possibly other countries. The program, called Tracing and Payment Recovery Services, is capped at $9 million over the next two years. The documents call f…
DHS Hires Overseas Debt Trackers
Homeland Security plans to hire private investigators to track deported migrants abroad and hand-deliver U.S. debt notices, signaling a new reach for federal enforcement beyond our borders. Story Highlights Customs and Border Protection seeks contractors to find deported migrants and verify addresses abroad. Vendors would deliver government notices about unpaid immigration fines in Mexico, Guatemala,...
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CBP is looking for self-deported foreigners to collect fines: find out how the U.S. system works to pursue debts abroad.
Trump Administration Seeks to Track Down Deported Migrants Overseas to Collect Immigration Fines
The Trump administration is preparing to hire a private contractor to locate migrants who have already been deported from the United States in an effort to collect unpaid civil immigration fines, expanding its enforcement efforts beyond U.S. borders.
The United States plans to hire bounty hunters to locate deported migrants in Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala and collect outstanding fines, according to WIRED.
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