DHS Offers $1,000 Stipend for Self-Deportation; House to Vote on Bills Addressing CCP’s Organ Harvesting
The Trump administration will offer a $1,000 stipend and travel assistance to illegal immigrants who elect to voluntarily “self deport” from the United States, the Department of Homeland Security said on Monday. The stipend and potential airfare for illegal immigrants who voluntarily depart would cost less than an actual deportation, the agency said.
President Donald Trump announced on May 4 that he was authorizing his administration to impose a 100 percent tariff on movies produced outside the United States. In a Truth Social post, Trump said the Department of Commerce and the U.S. trade representative would immediately start to process the implementation of the levy on all movies “produced in foreign lands.” Trump said the move was necessary to protect the once globally dominant U.S. motion picture industry.
The Chinese Communist Party’s systematic forced organ harvesting is in the spotlight on Capitol Hill. Later on Monday, lawmakers in the House will vote on two bills—the Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act of 2025 and the Falun Gong Protection Act—to hold the communist regime accountable for its forced organ harvesting, which targets the persecuted faith group Falun Gong.
Topics in this episode include:
- Trump Admin to Pay Illegal Immigrants $1,000 for Leaving
- Illegal Immigrant Who Gave Birth Avoids Rapid Deportation
- Trump: No Plans to Speak With China’s Xi This Week
- Republicans Face Pivotal Week on Trump Priority Bill
- House to Vote on Bills Addressing CCP’s Organ Harvesting
- Trump on 3rd Term: ‘Not Something I’m Looking to Do’
- Trump Says He Won’t Drop China Tariffs to Spur Talks
- Trade, TikTok, and More: Trump Indicates Shifts in Policy
- Trump Pledges to Donate Entire Salary Again
- 15,000 USDA Staff Accept Offer to Resign
- Student Loan Default Collection Resumes After 5 Years
- NIH Closes Beagle Experimentation Lab
- Starbase, Texas, Becomes a City as SpaceX Expands Launch Pads
- Deputy Killed in Hit-and-Run Identified
- Coast Guard Rescues 32 People From Sinking Yacht off Florida
- Israeli Reservists Drafted as Gaza Expansion Approved
- Iran Says It’s Committed to Diplomacy in Nuclear Talks
- Trump Calls Reelected Albanese ‘Very Friendly’
- Kyiv Wants 30-Day Truce, Moscow Seeks Trump–Putin Meeting
- Trains Delayed in Spain After Signal System Cable Theft
- Europe Launches $550 Million Science Drive Amid US Funding Cuts
- Taiwan’s President Calls News of Forex Talks False
- 10 Dead After Tourist Boat Sinks in Southwestern China
- Olympic Swimmer Gary Hall Jr. Receives Replica Medals
- Hot Docs Documentary Festival in Toronto
- Shen Yun ‘Breathtaking’: Newark Audience Member
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