Migrant Deportations Could Accelerate As DHS Ends 'Catch and Release'

The transcript discusses new immigration rules by the Trump administration, ending the 'catch and release' policy. Migrant families from Central America will face expedited deportation or be sent to Mexico to await asylum hearings. The policy aims to restore law and integrity to the immigration system, with some humanitarian exceptions. Statistics highlight the high number of migrants crossing the border, driven by poverty and violence.

What is the primary change introduced by the new Trump administration rules regarding migrant families?

• Allowing all migrants to stay in the US indefinitely

• Increasing the number of detention centers

• Ending the 'catch and release' practice

• Providing immediate citizenship to migrants

What happens to migrants who do not have a valid fear claim under the new policy?

• They are granted asylum immediately

• They are allowed to stay in the US temporarily

• They are sent to Canada

• They face expedited deportation

Under the new policy, where are asylum seekers required to wait for their hearings?

• In Canada

• In Mexico

• In their home countries

• In the US

What percentage of Hondurans live in poverty according to the UN World Food Program findings?

• 80%

• 72%

• 64%

• 50%

What was the record number of migrants encountered at the southwest border in May?

• 144,000

• 120,000

• 160,000

• 100,000