Trump Administration Receives $25 Billion Proposal for Mass Migrant Deportation Plan

The plan, pitched by former Blackwater executives, outlines military-style processing camps, private aircraft, and deputized civilians to remove 12 million undocumented immigrants by 2026.

A 26-page proposal was submitted by private defense contractors, including former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince, detailing a $25 billion strategy for mass deportations.
The plan includes establishing processing camps on military bases, deploying a fleet of 100 private planes, and employing a 10,000-member private police force to assist with arrests.
The proposal estimates deporting 500,000 undocumented immigrants per month to meet the goal of removing 12 million individuals before the 2026 midterm elections.
White House officials have not confirmed whether President Trump has reviewed the proposal, and a spokesperson emphasized the administration's commitment to a government-led approach to immigration enforcement.
Legal experts warn that elements of the plan, such as deputizing civilians and incentivizing local law enforcement through a bounty system, could face significant legal challenges.