Former President Donald Trump said that if he were to become president, he would immediately start the process of deporting significant numbers of migrants, starting with the states of Ohio and Colorado.
Donald Trump also posted on social media that he is going to deport illegal immigrants when he becomes the President of America and the country wonderful again.
“As president, I will immediately end the migrant invasion of America. We will stop all migrant flights, end all illegal entries, terminate the Kamala phone app for smuggling illegals (CBP One App), revoke deportation immunity, suspend refugee resettlement, and return Kamala’s illegal migrants to their home countries (also known as remigration). I will save our cities and towns in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and all across America. #MAGA2024!”
“We are going to have the largest deportation in our country’s history,” he told the media during a press conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. We’re going to start with Springfield and Aurora.”
He made this pledge after his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this week, in which he repeated the disproved allegation about migrants in Springfield that “they’re eating the dogs—those that came in, they’re eating the cats.”
They are eating the animals of the humans who lived there.
Despite Sen. JD Vance, Trump’s running mate, and ABC host David Muir refuting this allegation, Trump asserted that he had heard people say it on television.
Following the debate, Trump released artificial intelligence-generated images featuring his dogs rallying for his presidential campaign.
Speaking at his golf property, which is located at a vantage point over the Pacific Ocean, the Republican presidential contender said that he intends to repatriate those migrants “back to Venezuela,” despite the fact that the majority of the migrants in Springfield are Haitians.
Over the last several years, thousands of Haitians have relocated to Springfield, which has a population of 58,000 people. According to the Republican governor of Ohio, this has put a strain on the local health care system.
The vast majority of Haitian migrants, on the other hand, are lawfully present in the United States and have the right to work.
Over the last two fiscal years, Customs and Border Protection has processed fifteen thousand Haitian migrants at the United States’ southern border.
Of them, around 98% have been handled via legal entry ports, the majority of which have been accomplished after arranging appointments using an app provided by the United States government in order to enter the country lawfully.
