US reports 150,000+ voluntary immigrant departures amid court-avoidance strategy

Over 150,000 immigrants have agreed to voluntarily leave the U.S., a figure linked to the government's strategy to bypass immigration court procedures. The report, sourced from La República, lacks corroboration from U.S. official data, and the detention locations are unspecified. This signals a notable shift in U.S. immigration enforcement, potentially reducing court backlogs but raising legal and humanitarian concerns.

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