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Immigration See other Immigration Articles Title: Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans: ICE Planning Over 1,200 Daily Arrests, Report Says Everything To Know About Trump’s ‘Mass Deportation’ Plans: ICE Planning Over 1,200 Daily Arrests, Report Says Story by Sara Dorn, Forbes Staff • 26 January 2025 Topline The White House said the "largest deportation operation" in U.S. history was underway. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved The White House said the "largest deportation operation" in U.S. history was underway. Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved Key Facts The administration says arrests could pick up quickly: The Washington Post reports ICE officials have been told to aim for 1,200 to 1,500 daily arrests, including at least 75 arrests by each of the agency’s roughly two dozen field offices. Meanwhile, ICE and Border Patrol agents have been ordered to deport people who cross the border without authorization immediately and conduct “expedited removals” for people found within the interior of the United States, CBS reports, while major raids are expected in various cities—with ICE announcing activity in Chicago on Sunday. Trump on Monday signed a string of executive orders targeting immigration: The military was ordered to the border, migrants can no longer make advance appointments with border officials, parole programs were suspended and migrants must wait in Mexico while their asylum cases play out. Trump's migrant deportation flights begin While Trump has said the deportations would begin “very quickly,” the operations will likely require Congress to approve additional funding, as ICE already faces a budget shortfall to maintain existing deportation levels in the current spending plan that expires on March 14, according to NBC. There are also logistical hurdles like a limited number of beds to hold people in pre-deportation and planes to use for deportation flights, though Trump ordered the military to assist with aircraft and detention space—and removals are only possible if countries are willing to accept deportees, posing a challenge as some countries push back. Colombian President Gustavo Petro said Sunday in a post on X the country would reject deportation flights operated by the military, after reports that two U.S. military flights en route to Colombia were turned away, writing that “the US cannot treat Colombian migrants as criminals.” Petro’s announcement comes after Mexico blocked a flight last week, a matter an unnamed White House official attributed to “an administrative issue” in a text message to NBC News. Trump responded to Colombia on Sunday by announcing 25% tariffs on all imports that would increase to 50% within a week, along with financial sanctions and travel and visa restrictions for government officials, their families and allies. When Did The Mass Arrests And Deportations Start? Where Will The Deportations Happen? Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 2.
#1. To: BTP Holdings (#0)
2.2 million over four years. Drop in the bucket. Need to strongly encourage self- deportation.
Trump just needs to pull the plug on the benefits they are now receiving for being here. This will send them a strong signal to return home. He already pulled the plug on Dr. Faucistein's security detail which forced him to hire private security. ;)
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