U.S. Pursues Deportees Abroad for Hundreds of Millions in Unpaid Fines
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Last month, the agency agreed to pay up to $36 million to four companies to locate people with outstanding debts in Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala, according to an announcement posted on a public procurement website
U.S. pursues deportees abroad for hundreds of millions in unpaid fines
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is hiring private contractors to track down deported migrants who it claims owe the U.S. government hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid penalties, a move that will test how far its immigration crackdown can reach across borders. U.S. Customs and Border Protection says it is trying to recover about $423 million in fines and fees from more than 66,300 ...
The Trump Administration is hiring private companies to locate deported migrants who, it claims, owe the U.S. government hundreds of millions of dollars in unpaid fines. Read more
The United States will allocate up to US$36 million to collect fines from deportees, through companies contracted to locate them in Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico.
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