(DCWatchdog.com) – In what will likely become one of the landmark achievements of the new president, Donald Trump plans a massive military-backed deportation effort targeting those who entered illegally under Biden’s policies.
This move signifies a drastic shift in immigration enforcement, substantially involving U.S. military assets.
The plan is intended to prioritize national security and reinforce strict border controls right from the onset of his presidency.
President-elect Trump aims to involve the military in deporting illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. during the Biden administration.
Deploying military resources, he plans for a swift and efficient removal process, highlighting his commitment to restoring order and security.
His strategy also includes declaring a national emergency to facilitate the mass deportations.
This decisive action is expected to reshape conventional immigration policies, underscoring the use of every resource available to safeguard the nation’s borders.
Details remain sparse on the specifics of military involvement, such as whether troops will exercise arrest powers or perform supportive functions.
These ambiguities raise questions and concerns, especially among immigrant rights advocates wary of potential overreach.
“Reports are the incoming @RealDonaldTrump administration prepared to declare a national emergency and will use military assets to reverse the Biden invasion through a mass deportation program,” wrote conservative commentator Tom Fitton, cited by Newsweek.
Tom Homan, appointed as Trump’s border czar, promises “shock and awe” from the start, focusing on illegal immigrants with criminal records.
This approach aligns with Trump’s broader vision to tackle illegal immigration aggressively and restore respect for the law.
Economic concerns arise, with potential workforce losses impacting American farmers and businesses.
The American Business Immigration Coalition warns of a possible $30 to $60 billion decline in agricultural output, posing a significant threat to the economy.
“Separating family members would lead to tremendous emotional stress and could also cause economic hardship for many of these mixed-status families who might lose their breadwinners, jeopardizing their economic and social well-being,” stated the American Immigration Council.
While there’s backlash from various sectors, particularly on legal and humanitarian grounds, the administration is determined to proceed.
The plan underscores the Trump administration’s resolve in handling immigration as a top priority.
Questions linger about the program’s legality and feasibility, yet the resolve to restore America’s immigration policy is unwavering.
Legal immigrants are assured safety, while illegal entrants will navigate due process within the legal framework, as articulated by Homan.
"Trump said…he might deploy National Guard troops to assist with his mass deportation plans. Homan told The Post [on] Monday that military forces would probably be involved in a supporting role, such as providing transportation, but not make arrests." https://t.co/nEr7DAGsUJ
— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) November 12, 2024
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