DHS Offers Reimbursements And Bonuses For Deportation Cooperation
The Department of Homeland Security has promised to fully reimburse salaries and benefits for local police officers who participate in deportation efforts. The agency is also offering potential bonuses to officers based on the number of undocumented individuals they locate.
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KQED FM
“DHS has promised local police that sign on that it will fully reimburse the salaries and benefits of officers who participate. And they're also offering the potential for officer bonuses based on how many undocumented people they find”
NPR
“Both of those states have required all sheriffs to join 287G, and they're offering their own grant programs too. And together, they've awarded tens of millions of dollars so far.”
NPR
“In Florida, state records show departments plan to use that money for things like body armor, license plate readers, fingerprint scanners.”
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