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DHS Sign at Palm Springs Airport Draws Attention
Airport officials say they are working to keep the facility welcoming for all.
Mar. 12, 2026 at 12:50am
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A sign posted inside Palm Springs International Airport is drawing attention after being spotted at a security checkpoint. The notice, attributed to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, appears to target undocumented immigrants, encouraging them to 'self-deport' with their families and offering free flights and a cash incentive for each family member who voluntarily leaves the United States.
Why it matters
The sign has raised concerns about the airport's commitment to inclusivity and whether similar notices are appearing at other airports across the country.
The details
Airport officials addressed the sign in a statement, saying the airport 'works hard to keep our airport welcoming for everyone.' Officials also noted that anyone wishing to provide feedback or raise concerns about the notice should direct those comments to the Department of Homeland Security.
- The sign was spotted at a security checkpoint at Palm Springs International Airport.
The players
Palm Springs International Airport
An airport located in Palm Springs, California that serves the Coachella Valley region.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
A federal executive department of the United States government responsible for public security, including border security, immigration enforcement, and disaster response.
What they’re saying
“The airport 'works hard to keep our airport welcoming for everyone.'”
— Palm Springs International Airport officials
What’s next
It's not immediately clear how long the sign has been posted or whether similar notices are appearing at other airports.
The takeaway
The presence of the DHS sign at Palm Springs International Airport has raised concerns about the airport's commitment to inclusivity and whether such notices are being used at other airports, potentially creating an unwelcoming environment for undocumented immigrants.
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