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Trump Targets Mass Deportations, Challenges Birthright Citizenship; Tom Homan Warns Chicago Mayor
Dec 11, 2024, 01:05 PM
President-elect Donald Trump is intensifying his plans to implement mass deportations of millions of illegal immigrants, signaling a hardline approach to immigration policy on his incoming administration's Day One. Trump has suggested openness to deporting families with mixed immigration status, including U.S. citizens, a move experts deem unconstitutional. He has reiterated his intention to challenge birthright citizenship, stating he will attempt to end the policy despite potential legal obstacles. To spearhead these efforts, Trump has appointed former Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Tom Homan as border czar. Homan received a hero's welcome in Chicago while discussing deportations and has praised officials like Eric Adams for supporting the deportation plan. He has issued warnings to leaders opposing the initiative, including a stern message to the Chicago mayor, stating, "I will prosecute him." Homan has indicated that mass deportation operations are set to begin, emphasizing swift action starting on the administration's first day. He also noted that caravans have been dismantled and that the Mexican Border Patrol is supporting inspection points. The proposed policies have drawn criticism from various quarters. Congressmember Delia Ramirez condemned the plans as "un-American, unconstitutional and undemocratic," highlighting concerns over the legal and logistical challenges of executing mass deportations. As Trump's inauguration approaches, debates intensify over the feasibility and legality of his aggressive immigration agenda.
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