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The administration is now promoting the option once seen as a joke, but experts say the reality is complex. T heir stories have emerged in new reports and on social media feeds: individuals and families, sometimes of mixed immigration status, who have lived in the United States for years and are now choosing to leave. Or the decorated army veteran, a permanent resident in the US for nearly 50 years, who left for South Korea this week after being targeted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Ice.

Filindra says is trying to take the cheap route, hoping his performative politics — everything from the widespread Ice raids across the US to sending the national guard to Los Angeles — will get people to pack up their own accord. But for those who have, the decision is deeply personal. Linares, who was born in Mexico, still thinks of California as home because it was where he came as a teen and lived undocumented for decades.

Klein was born in Canada and became a naturalized US citizen nearly two decades ago. They married last year in Los Angeles. Linares — as well as most of their family and friends — thought Klein was overreacting. The couple met with three immigration attorneys. Though he married a legal US citizen, Linares crossed the border as a teen illegally. Attempting to rectify his status would be expensive and take untold years of waiting — with no guarantee of a path to legal residency or citizenship.

In fact, immigration court has become a dragnet of sorts. People lawfully going through the process of becoming a citizen have been showing up for mandatory court dates and getting arrested by Ice officers outside the courtrooms. Klein was eventually able to persuade Linares that they should take their small nest egg and leave while they still could. They created a video about their departure to Mexico that was equal parts love story and epic adventure.

Friends started contacting them and saying influencers were reposting their video. Klein and Linares now dream of opening a restaurant together in Mexico. According to the Pew Research Center , an estimated , Mexican migrants came to the US between and , while an estimated , left the US for Mexico during that period. During the decade prior, however, more migrants left the US for Mexico than came here. Though now being used in serious policy discussions, it was created as a joke by comedians Lalo Alcaraz and Esteban Zul in the early 90s.

They even invented a militant self-deportationist and sent fake press releases to media outlets promoting satirical self-deportation centers. They have a job. Many have family here, some own property. Some run their own businesses. Furthermore, many immigrants are here because of dire situations and life-threatening conditions in their home countries. They have nowhere to return to. If too many immigrants are forced, threatened or incentivized to leave, industries from agriculture to healthcare will take a huge hit.

Linares and Klein also warn that while they believe they made the right decision, leaving home is rough.

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Linares describes it as a rollercoaster. And he misses his LA friends, co-workers and even Griffith Park, his favorite place to hike with his dog. Some immigrants chose to leave the US.