2024-05-02 07:39:33
He former president of the United States and Republican candidate Donald Trump promised this Wednesday to carry out the “largest deportation” of migrants in history of the country if he returns to the White House after the elections on November 5, because “they are going to destroy the country.”
“Allowing millions and millions of people, many of them very bad, to enter through the southern border is not sustainable. They are going to destroy the country. We are going to do the biggest deportation in history. We have no choice,” she said at a campaign rally in Waukesha, in the key state of Wisconsin.
Donald Trump once again accused his rival, Democratic President Joe Biden, of having applied an open border policy over the last four years that has led to a “invasion” of migrants.
Donald Trump made these statements one day after publishing an interview with Time magazine in which he detailed that he plans to deploy the Army to pursue and detain undocumented migrants if he wins the elections.
In the same interview he did not rule out possibility of building new migrant detention campsalthough he did not indicate it as a priority given that his plan is to deport them quickly.
Trump, who won the elections in 2016 after promising build a wall on the border with Mexicohas once again put migration at the center of its campaign, which has become one of the issues of greatest concern for voters.
The Republican today took advantage of a pause in the open criminal trial he is having in New York to campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan, where he is practically tied with Biden in the polls.
The New York tycoon already visited these two states in the country’s Midwest in April and then he also insisted on the issue of migration, as he accused the current president of having caused a “bloodbath on the border.”
The Administration of Biden rescinded Trump’s policy that facilitated sudden returns of migrants and launched humanitarian permit programs for people from several countries, while restricting asylum requests at the border.
More than two million people were arrested last year cross the southern border of the United States irregularly
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2024-05-02 07:39:33