The CBP ONE app has been previously used to process asylum applications on the southern border of the United States. Now he has been converted to platform for “self -Deputation”.
US President Administration Donald Trump has announced that migrants can use CBP Home Mobile Application to “amput” from the country. On Monday, March 10, the Reuters reported.
The CBP Home App replaced the application known as CBP ONE, which had previously been used to process asylum applications on the southern border of the United States. Now the application is redone on the platform for “Self -Deputation”.
“The CBP home application provides the opportunity for foreigners to leave now and independently throw away so that in the future they still have the opportunity to return legal and fulfill their American dream,” said internal security minister Kristen Neyem.
“If they don’t do it, we will look for them, throw them away, and they will never come back,” he added.
The updated application is called CBP Home, and all users of the old CBP ONE application will automatically be redirected to its new version.
Noyem introduced the CBP home as part of the Trump administration’s broader campaign “stay outside and leave immediately.”
It is well known that the Trump administration has canceled several legal ways to stay in the United States, in particular temporary protection (TPS) and a permission to attend several groups.
Keep in mind that Donald Trump is in the post of the President of the United States signed a command in the revision of the process of providing citizenship to children born in the country.
Earlier it was reported that the flow of illegal migrants in the United States fell to a minimum to 60 years.
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