Trump Plans Major Immigration Crackdown

As he prepares to take office, President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign over 100 executive orders, focusing on immigration and border security, on his first day in office. These actions, discussed during a meeting with Republican senators, aim to fulfill key campaign promises, including a crackdown on illegal immigration and the deportation of millions of migrants. Trump's administration intends to revive stringent border enforcement policies reminiscent of his first term, with plans to close the southern border and mobilize thousands of immigration enforcement agents under the leadership of Tom Homan, designated as 'border czar'. Critics argue that Trump's rhetoric is steeped in racism and fear-mongering, particularly regarding the supposed health risks posed by immigrants. The proposed legislation, such as the Laken Riley Act, underscores a commitment to deport undocumented immigrants charged with crimes, reinforcing Trump's narrative of re-establishing law and order. Overall, Trump's administration is set to push for aggressive immigration reforms that could significantly reshape federal policies and governance.