It was recently revealed that former US President Donald Trump will broaden his first-term immigration crackdown if re-elected in 2024 to include mass roundups of illegal individuals who would be detained in huge camps until deportation.
According to the media source, the story drew from interviews with a number of advisors, including Stephen Miller, who was in charge of Trump’s immigration plans during his first term.
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It called Trump’s proposed immigration policies “an assault on immigration on a scale unseen in modern American history” while noting that the goal was to deport millions of people annually, even those who had been in the country for many years.
According to the publication, Trump, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024, will reinstate his restriction on immigration from select nations with a majority of Muslims.
He would bring back other harsh measures, such as the COVID-19 era’s denial of asylum requests; but, this time, the denials would be predicated on accusations that the migrants were infected with other contagious illnesses.
According to the publication, Trump wants to expedite deportations by greatly expanding a type of removal that does not need for due process hearings.
It was reported that Trump will redistribute federal agents, deputize local police and National Guard troops provided by Republican-run states, and assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in mass roundups of illegal folks.
In order to relieve the burden on ICE detention facilities, he would construct sizable camps to house inmates while their cases are being handled and they wait to be deported.
If Congress refused to approve the mammoth operation, Trump would reroute Pentagon funding, much as he did with his border wall during his first term, according to a renowned media house.
According to the newspaper, Trump revealed his plan during a September rally in Iowa, stating that he would carry out “the largest domestic deportation operation in American history” using the “Eisenhower model.”
Operation Wetback was a 1954 operation to imprison and expulse Mexican immigrants, dubbed after an ethnic slur. According to the newspaper, Trump revealed his plan during a September rally in Iowa, stating that he would carry out “the largest domestic deportation operation in American history” using the “Eisenhower model.”
Operation Wetback was a 1954 operation to imprison and expulse Mexican immigrants, dubbed after an ethnic slur. According to the newspaper, Trump revealed his plan during a September rally in Iowa, stating that he would carry out “the largest domestic deportation operation in American history” using the “Eisenhower model.”
Operation Wetback was a 1954 operation to imprison and expulse Mexican immigrants, dubbed after an ethnic slur.
