Donald Trump, who has resumed his second term as the President of the United States, is showing strong determination, especially in handling immigration issues. He has been taking strict actions, particularly concerning illegal immigrants. It is well known that hundreds of immigrants from various countries, including India, who were residing illegally in the U.S., were deported through special flights. Recently, Trump made an offer to illegal immigrants, stating that those who wish to voluntarily leave the U.S. would be provided with plane tickets and some financial assistance.

In an interview with a news agency, Trump said, "Immigration authorities are focusing on individuals involved in criminal activities while residing illegally in the country. We are running a self-deportation program for ordinary citizens who are here unlawfully. The government will assist anyone who wishes to leave, providing them with plane tickets and some cash. The primary goal of our government is to expel illegal immigrants from the country. If there are good individuals among those who leave, we will allow them to return in a lawful manner."

Trump's recent statements reveal his government's firm stance on illegal immigration, with a clear focus on maintaining strict control over immigration laws and offering incentives for voluntary deportation. His approach emphasizes both the need for deportation and the possibility of legal return for those who leave willingly.