Details are trickling out concerning President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to enhance border security which will involve deploying the U.S. military for accelerated deportation of illegal aliens, focusing on the ten-plus million illegals as a result of extra-constitutional actions of The Obiden Regime era.
This from patriotnewsdaily.com.
At a Glance, Trump will:
– declare a national emergency, and
– involve the U.S. military.
On Truth Social, Trump highlighted the urgency and intensity of his approach. The strategy of declaring a national emergency will enable the use of military resources in this effort.
Further:
– Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar, warn[ed] of aggressive measures against illegal immigration, and
– The plan [may] include potential economic impacts on agriculture and business sectors.
Details regarding the extent of the military’s involvement remain unclear, including whether the troops will have arrest powers or operate in a support capacity.
Legal ambiguities exist concerning the military’s role in domestic law enforcement, presenting potential challenges in executing such a plan.
"Trump said…he might deploy National Guard troops to assist with his mass deportation plans. Homan told The Post [on] Monday that military forces would probably be involved in a supporting role, such as providing transportation, but not make arrests." https://t.co/nEr7DAGsUJ
— JM Rieger (@RiegerReport) November 12, 2024
Immigrant rights advocates have expressed concerns about the implications of Trump’s plans. There are questions about the human and economic costs, particularly with potential separation of families and economic impacts due to workforce reductions.
The American Business Immigration Coalition warns of decreases in agricultural output, estimating losses between $30 to $60 billion.
Further:
Separating family members would lead to tremendous emotional stress and could also cause economic hardship for many of these mixed-status families who might lose their breadwinners, jeopardizing their economic and social well-being.
– American Immigration Council
Additional concerns raised by those seeking to stop the removal of illegals:
– Concerns extend to possible grocery price hikes and shortages in industries reliant on immigrant labor, potentially affecting U.S. GDP and tax revenues, and
– The inclusion of the military in these efforts raises legal questions, an area that invites scrutiny from various sectors and institutions.
The Trump administration plans to leverage media coverage as part of its deportation policy rollout. Reports indicate the strategy includes:
[S]ignificant measures aimed at illegal criminals, [and] aligning with Trump’s broader agenda to prioritize national security.
Trump’s Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, stated:
President Trump will marshal every federal and state power necessary to institute the largest deportation operation of illegal criminals, drug dealers, and human traffickers in American history while simultaneously lowering costs for families.
No doubt, the plan’s enactment is poised to impact illegal aliens substantially, emphasizing urgent action against those who came to this country unlawfully.
While aiming to enhance national sovereignty, Trump’s decision underscores the debate on immigration reform, highlighting a pivotal period for U.S. policy.
Final thoughts: The claim of “tremendous emotional stress” and “economic hardship” must be seen as the cost of doing business. And the business at hand is undoing ongoing illegal acts of The Obiden Regime, removing a violent and dangerous element from our society, and a President of the United States fulfilling his oath of office by faithfully executing his duties of preserving, protecting, and defending the Constitution of the United States.
