The Trump administration is preparing a $250 million initiative aimed at repatriating migrants from war zones, including an estimated 200,000 Ukrainians and Haitians. The program is expected to incentivize voluntary deportation, with reports indicating that the U.S. may offer payments up to $1,000 to encourage individuals to return to their home countries. This effort is part of a broader strategy to manage immigration by offloading responsibilities to other nations. Critics are raising concerns about the implications of such actions, likening it to the construction of a global detention system for immigrants. The administration is actively seeking agreements with additional countries to facilitate the process and alleviate domestic immigration pressures.