The Trump administration is preparing to offer $2,500 to unaccompanied migrant teenagers as an incentive to voluntarily return to their home countries. This initiative, spearheaded by ICE, is part of a broader strategy targeting undocumented minor children, with officials stating that the payments aim to encourage self-deportation. Immigration advocates have raised concerns about this approach, fearing it could exploit vulnerable minors. The initiative has sparked significant debate, with some questioning the ethics of financially incentivizing children to leave the country. The administration has faced scrutiny and pushback over its aggressive policy toward unaccompanied minors amidst ongoing discussions about immigration reform and child welfare.