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US President Donald Trump has ordered expanding migrants’ detention and deportation across the country as protests against his policies are ongoing.
In a report of the social truth, Trump called on federal agencies to “do everything in force” to ensure the “single largest mass deportation program”, calling Los -Andgeles, Chicago and New York as specific goals.
These cities are among the many, where large -scale protests against raids on unregistered migrants have taken place since June 6.
Trump has faced legal problems and criticism for response to protests – especially his deployment of the military to stop demonstrations.
Trump said he ordered “the whole administration to put every possible resource behind these efforts.”
He also promised to prevent “those who undermine the US’s inner peace” to enter the country.
Speaking to various federal bureaus, including drug control (DEA) and immigration and customs execution (ICE), he wrote: “You have my unwavering support. Now go, do the job!”
The message came through the day after A new wave of protests against Trump’s policy across the country.
On June 14, the Movement “Without Kings” demonstrated in the cities that stretched from Los -Andgeles to New York. These demonstrations also coincided with the Washington military parade to mark the 250 years of the US Army, which took place on the 79th birthday of the President.
One person died as a result of shooting at the NO Kings march in Salt -Leik -Sity, Utah.
Trump also ordered the immigration bodies to focus his efforts in the cities of the sanctuary – those that restrict the assistance of the federal immigration bodies – which during the protests became a source of tension between federal and state legislators.
Officials in these places are They defended their legal rights to protect unregistered migrants.
Command for expanding deportations signals Trump’s subsequent promise to provide the “largest deportation of criminals in the history of America”.
Opinions polls suggested that this policy was widely supported in the US elections in 2024. Since the deportation program has increased, protests have only increased.
This new order came only a day after the Trump administration ordered immigration officials to suspend raids on farms, hotels, restaurants and meat factories, Reuters reports.
