Trump Targets Record Deportation Figures

The Trump administration is aiming to deport one million immigrants within a year, a record-breaking figure that surpasses the previous high under President Obama. White House adviser Stephen Miller is leading strategic meetings with Homeland Security to realize this ambitious goal, targeting the 1.4 million immigrants with final deportation orders. The administration is negotiating with up to 30 countries to accept deportees who aren't their citizens, a strategy known as 'Safe Third Countries.' Despite the aggressive push, experts question the feasibility due to legal and logistical challenges, including immigrants' rights to a court hearing. Deportations have already begun to countries like Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, and Rwanda. The administration's approach involves leveraging legal powers and better coordination with state and local enforcement agencies.