Trump’s Plan to Deport 1 Million Immigrants in First Year Sparks Controversy
The Trump Administration Reportedly Pursuing Aggressive Deportation Goal
According to a federal official within the administration, The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration has been showcasing an aggressive approach in order to achieve the goal of deporting 1 million immigrants. Daily efforts are being made by the White House in collaboration with the US National Security Ministry and Federal Agencies to reach this target.
It has been alleged that negotiations are ongoing with approximately 30 countries to facilitate the deportation of these individuals to “third countries”. The Trump administration has reportedly set its sights on deporting 1 million immigrants within the first year, with talks continuing to establish agreements with various nations.
During his election campaign, President Trump expressed the desire to deport “millions of immigrants”, while his assistant JD Vance suggested starting with 1 million individuals. Trump has utilized the designation of “Foreign Terrorist Organization” in the fight against irregular immigrants, allowing for the acceleration of deportation proceedings by invoking powers previously reserved for wartime situations.
Under the authority of the “Act of Fighting enemies” dating back to 1798, the president has been granted extraordinary powers to target and deport immigrants lacking documentation. This move signifies a significant shift in immigration enforcement policies under the Trump administration.
