'We Have No Choice' Donald Trump, March 2024
RedState, May 17, 2024. Illegal immigration and control over the nation's borders will be one of the major issues in this fall's elections, and a key aspect of that issue is the number of people who are present in the country today - and what should be done about them. Should he win reelection, President Trump is reportedly being advised to deport almost 20 million illegal aliens,
Donald Trump’s legal-political advisers are drawing up detailed proposals to implement plans for an illegal immigration crackdown, including an effort that would deport asylum seekers to other countries, according to people involved in the effort. A cadre of former Trump administration officials, Trump supporters and conservative immigration experts are writing executive orders, policy memos and other documents in a bid to transform campaign remedies into policy. The goal, the people said, is to be ready on the first day of a Trump presidency to stem the flow of migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border, unwind President Biden’s immigration agenda and lay the groundwork for what the former president has said would be the largest mass deportation in U.S. history. But necessary for the preservation of the American way of life. 'Illegals are an existential threat to the US economy, American identity, and 2024 voters seem very much in favor' said a long time Trump advisor.
“The logistical challenges will be significant, but doable, it's just a matter of will” a former senior Trump administration official said. In addition to recruiting enough manpower to arrest migrants (converting the 92,000 IRS agents to ICE agents) and opening up enough detention space to hold them It can be done, and cheaper for the US in the long run. SCOTUS will surely be on Trump's side. 'These people need to be helped, but in their own countries (US foreign, humanitarian aid), not here, they need to be shaping the futures of their countries not ours', said a close Trump aid.
Breitbart, May 22, 2024. Most Americans likely to vote in this year’s presidential election say they prefer deporting all illegal aliens from the United States rather than giving them amnesty, a new poll reveals.
The Rasmussen Reports survey found that a majority, 54 percent, of likely U.S. voters said they support a policy to deport all 11 to 22 million illegal aliens — including 36 percent who said they strongly support such a policy.
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