Former congressional candidate Orlando Sonza discusses President Trump’s immigration plan, emphasizing leadership, accountability, and the rule of law as crucial for its success. He highlights the economic burden of illegal immigration and the need to prioritize deporting criminals and those who exploit the system.
The newly confirmed chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, Jim McDonnell, has declared that the LAPD will not assist in mass deportations, sparking controversy and a heated response from conservatives. McDonnell, previously a vocal supporter of collaboration with ICE during his tenure as LA County Sheriff, now cites specific policies like Special Order 40 to justify his stance. This development comes as President-elect Trump has pledged a renewed crackdown on illegal immigration, with his ‘border czar’, Tom Homan, vowing to target convicted criminal aliens.
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and his panel on ‘Gutfeld!’ fiercely criticized the left’s response to President-elect Trump’s appointment of Tom Homan as the new border czar. They argued that Homan’s focus on border security is essential, while highlighting the hypocrisy of the left’s claims of ‘mass deportations’ and their selective outrage when it comes to immigration policies.
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Acting Director Thomas Homan as his ‘border czar,’ signaling a renewed focus on immigration enforcement and mass deportations. Homan, known for his hardline stance on immigration and his experience leading ICE’s deportation efforts, has outlined his plans for a targeted enforcement strategy, emphasizing that anyone in the country illegally could face deportation. He has also issued a warning to states that resist these efforts, indicating that there will be consequences for those who impede the administration’s immigration agenda.
President-elect Donald Trump’s newly appointed ‘border tsar’ Tom Homan has issued a stark warning to Democratic lawmakers opposing the administration’s planned mass deportations. Homan, in charge of the nation’s borders, has vowed to enforce Trump’s immigration policies, even if it means challenging sanctuary cities and states that aim to protect undocumented immigrants.
Former acting ICE Director Tom Homan has been named by President-elect Donald Trump as his ‘border czar’, a key position that will oversee immigration enforcement and border security efforts, including a large-scale deportation operation. This move signals a continuation of Trump’s hardline stance on immigration, with Homan’s appointment likely to further intensify debates surrounding border control and deportation practices.
President-elect Donald Trump has reiterated his commitment to strengthening US borders and enacting strict immigration policies, including a massive deportation program. He maintains that securing the border is a matter of national security, while emphasizing the need for lawful immigration through legal channels. However, his plan has sparked debate over its feasibility and cost-effectiveness.
As the 2024 US Presidential elections approach, a heated visa row between Prince Harry and the Trump administration continues. With Donald Trump vocalizing his criticism of the Duke of Sussex, the possibility of Harry being deported looms, prompting the Sussexes to buy a home in Portugal as a potential ‘backup’ plan. This article explores the ongoing feud and the potential ramifications for Prince Harry’s future in the US.
Eric Trump, son of former US President Donald Trump, has dismissed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relevance in American politics, suggesting that their potential deportation is not a concern. He also expressed his father’s fondness for the Queen and other members of the British royal family while criticizing Prince Harry’s departure and alleged drug use.
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has deported over 1,100 Indian nationals in the 2023-24 fiscal year, highlighting the ongoing efforts to address illegal immigration. This includes a large-scale charter flight repatriation on October 22, involving adults who did not have legal grounds to remain in the US. The DHS emphasizes smooth coordination with the Indian government in facilitating these deportations.
