Almost all deportations conducted by the Trump administration are associated with people who have approved orders from the previous administration.
The exile of migrants is supported by 83 percent of US residents. About this in a briefing Friday, January 31, White House’s press secretary Caroline Levitt said.
He noted that 97% of deportations associated with the Donald Trump administration today among those who have approved orders from the previous administration.
“But they have not yet been deported from the inner part of our country, so this indicates that the previous administration really violated our laws,” he said.
Levitt also spoke about many people detained by the US Migration and Customs Law Enforcement Service (ICE). According to him, on January 27, a citizen of Gvatemala, who had previously received a verdict for returning home to identify the child, was arrested in Chicago.
On January 28, in Atlanta, law enforcement officials were confined to a South Korean citizen, who had been punished by two years in nine stages related to the possession or distribution of materials with images of the images of minor in a sexual context.
On the same day in New York, ICE employees stopped Mexico, accused of attempting to kill, illegally store weapons and attacks. In Philadelphia, another Mexican citizen was arrested, convicted of storing children’s pornography.
“Our message is simple, if you are a criminal, a foreigner -illegal – you will be arrested and thrown away,” Levitt emphasized.
Remember, Trump started the largest operation of mass deportation in United States history.
According to the media, Trump plans to sign a command in preparing something at a military base in Guantanamo for the preservation of exiled migrants.
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