President-elect Donald Trump has reiterated his administration's plan to execute mass deportations of undocumented immigrants shortly after taking office. In a recent phone interview, Trump emphasized the priority of removing criminals from the country as a key policy objective.
Trump stated that deportations of immigrants who entered the country illegally would commence early and quickly, without specifying the initial target cities. He emphasized the need to expel criminals from the nation, highlighting it as a crucial step for ensuring public safety.
Throughout his presidential campaign and the transition period, Trump has consistently signaled his intention to implement mass deportations. His administration is reportedly considering initiating the process shortly after his inauguration, with a focus on major metropolitan areas such as Chicago, Denver, and Washington, DC.
The plan is expected to prioritize the deportation of undocumented immigrants with criminal backgrounds in these urban centers. While specific details regarding the execution of the deportations remain undisclosed, Trump's administration appears poised to act swiftly on this issue.
