Trump admin pushes immigration crackdown despite rights concerns
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A general view of the Bluebonnet Detention Facility, after the US Supreme Court on Saturday temporarily barred US President Donald Trump's administration from deporting Venezuelan men in immigration custody, in Anson, Texas, US April 21, 2025. — Reuters
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump’s administration on Monday emphasized the preliminary results of his immigration crackdown, despite concerns over the appropriate action, showing pictures of the alleged criminals on the White House lawn and preparing to target cities and said that federal immigration implementation.
A White House official said that Trump plans to sign an executive order on Monday, instructing top officials to fail to comply with federal immigration laws to cities and states within a month.
After Trump took office, an aggressive implementation campaign, the troops reached the southern border and promised to deport millions of migrants in the United States illegally.
The Republican President – who made immigration a major campaign issue in 2024 – said his predecessors, Democrats, who needed actions after years of illegal immigration under Biden.
In a press briefing, White House officials faced a drastic decline in illegal crossing on the border during Trump’s first three -month position – even concerns about the rights of immigrants and US citizens in the dreaded dragon.
US Border Petrol arrested 7,200 immigrants in March illegally, crossing the border, which is the lowest monthly after 2000 and less than 250,000 peak in December 2023.
At the briefing, Trump Border Czar Tom Hoon said, “We have the safest border in the history of this nation and the number proves it.”
According to the American Civil Liberties Union, Democrats and civil rights supporters have criticized a number of Trump’s implementation tactics, including issues of several US citizens who were recently deported with their parents, including an extraordinary form.
Heman blamed parents of taking their children in the United States to risk deportation.
“If you choose to have an American citizen baby, knowing that you are illegally in this country, you put yourself in this position,” he said.
In his first hundred days in his position, Trump has moved hundreds of thousands to eliminate legal immigration status, which has increased the ponds of people who could potentially be deported.
Although immigrants’ arrests in the United States have increased illegally, exile under Biden is less than last year’s level when there were more people who illegally crossed the border who could be returned quickly.
Reuters reported last week that the exile from 195,000 to 195,000 to 130,000 last year decreased in the first three months of Trump. Heman defended the figures, saying it was not appropriate to compare them with the stature of the Biden era.
The US immigration and customs enforcement have exceeded the scope of detention facilities, out of April 41,500, in early April, nearly 48,000 detained.
The Texas military base Fort Blus could be “ready in the near future,” Homan said. The Trump administration is already using the US naval base in Cuban Guantanamo Bay.
Pictures posted on the White House lawn include 100 people who were charged or charged with serious crimes, including murder, rape and fantasy distribution. Numerous studies suggest that immigrants do not commit crimes at higher rates than local Americans.
Sancorery stand -off
Trump has criticized cities and states that restrict cooperation with federal immigration enforcement agencies, label them “shelters” and accuse them of releasing criminals instead of transferring them to ice.
Last week, a federal judge stopped Trump’s administration from stopping federal funds from the jurisdiction of more than a dozen so -called sanctity, which refused to cooperate in Trump’s rigorous line immigration crackdown.
The executive order plans for Monday, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, will put pressure on the jurisdiction to promote Trump’s initial efforts.
“President Trump on Monday plans to sign an executive order to increase his fight against democratic -led states and cities on Monday, which does not fully cooperate with federal immigration officials,” a White House official said.
US officials arrested a Wisconsin judge on Friday and accused him of being accused of helping a man in court. The arrest caused a response from Democrats and immigrant rights supporters who raised concerns that migrants could not feel safe in the courts.
Hamman defended the arrest, saying the administration would illegally enforce laws for refuge in the United States.
“You will be prosecuted, the judge, whether or not,” he said.
In Trump’s schedule, he has been asked to sign executive orders at 5pm at 5pm. In mid -April, the Reuters/IPSO survey revealed that the US is divided by US immigration views, but they have 45 % of immigration approval rating.
