Vance’s Trump Force Two Campaign Plane Now Being Used for Deportation Flights
The vice president’s private plane is now being used to send migrants to South and Central America.

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A private jet known as “Trump Force Two” which was used to transport JD Vance during the election is now being used to deport migrants to Central America, records show. A Freedom of Information request has revealed that the red, white, and blue Boeing 737, which was also used by the Trump campaign to offer private rides to donors in exchange for money, is part of a fleet of planes known as “ICE Air” which are used to shuttle immigrants out of the United States. The plane has made at least 16 chartered flights to Central and South American countries so far this year to carry out deportations, and was spotted at a number of airports known as hotbeds of ICE Air activity before flying to an airport in Honduras known for handling deportation flights. Prior to the 2024 election, the plane had been used at least four times to carry out further deportation flights between 2018 and 2020 during Trump’s first term in office. It is not known whether the White House was aware of the plane’s history prior to it becoming part of Trump’s election campaign.
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