Fresh Details Emerge About Trump's Plan
For Mass Deportations
Posted By: Dreadnought, 2/11/2024 7:45:35 PM
The finer details behind Donald Trump's plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants are starting to emerge. In a report published Sunday evening, Axios outlined how Trump plans to use the power of the state to forcibly deport millions of people with no legal right to be in the United States. The outlet noted: Donald Trump's plan to crack down on immigration includes using a range of tools to deport millions of people in the U.S. each year — from obscure laws to military funds to law enforcement officers from all levels of government. History tells us such an effort would dramatically disrupt local communities and economies
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‘Absurdly woke’: Google’s AI chatbot
spits out ‘diverse’ images of Founding
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NBC reported:
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The academic malpractice doesn’t end there.
Judge Overseeing Trump’s Georgia Case
Donated To Fani Willis Campaign Prior
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Donated To Fani Willis Campaign Prior
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Although I was born into a typical Democrat New York City family, I registered as a Republican as soon as I was old enough to vote.
Why? Just to be different but at heart, I was as enamored of John F. Kennedy as the nuns at my high school. My first vote was for Democrat Hubert Humphrey, and I worked for Robert F. Kennedy’s senatorial campaign. But I was never really a Republican at heart until Ronald Reagan ran for president in 1976.
Before that epiphany, I was as clueless as the rest of America, and when a German coworker asked me the difference between the two major parties,