The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is establishing a deportation fleet by contracting for six Boeing 737 aircraft. The total cost for these aircraft is nearly $140 million.
This move comes as part of the DHS"s efforts to enhance its deportation capabilities. The acquisition of these jets is expected to streamline the process of deporting individuals from the United States.
For further context, recent developments in immigration policies have been a topic of discussion, with various officials emphasizing the need for effective management of border issues. In related coverage, former President Trump has warned Mexico to address water and sewage issues immediately, highlighting the ongoing complexities in immigration and border management.
The DHS"s decision to contract these aircraft marks a significant step in its operational strategy regarding deportations.
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