A glimpse from a pride walk held in the city

The US Department of Homeland Security has rolled out a bold yet controversial plan offering illegal immigrants a free flight and 2,600 dollars to leave the country voluntarily. Branded as “Project Homecoming,” the scheme has sparked global attention, especially after the use of the Taj Mahal in its campaign. The idea is to cut deportation costs and provide a smoother exit process through a dedicated app. However, social media backlash has been swift, with users questioning the logic and fairness of the move. From India’s perspective, the development is crucial, given the large number of Indians living in the US. The policy raises larger questions about migration, incentives, and how nations manage complex global movement of people.