US troops could be used to deport immigrants if Trump invokes the Insurrection Act
The Insurrection Act would give Trump powers to use federal troops to enforce civilian laws, but he could be challenged in court.
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Trump’s Mass Deportation Plans
On Sunday, conservative activist Tom Fitton proclaimed on Truth Social that Trump “will declare a national emergency and will use military assets to reverse the Biden invasion through a mass deportation program.” At around 4 a.m., Trump replied, “TRUE!!!”
How a mass deportation of immigrants would impact Michigan
President-Elect Donald Trump has promised to carry out a mass deportation of immigrants. It’s a pledge he has made since early in the presidential campaign.
Texas Offers 1,402-Acre Plot for Trump's Immigrant Deportation Plan
Texas is offering 1,402 acres (567 hectares) of land along the border with Mexico to the incoming Trump administration to lease as part of a plan for the mass deportation of immigrants, the Texas General Land Office said on Tuesday.
President-elect Donald Trump could follow through on promise for mass deportations of migrants
A centerpiece of president-elect Donald Trump's campaign was his promise for mass deportations of migrants. Now, he's signaling he intends to follow through on that promise.
Trump Confirms He Could Use Military For Deportations In ‘National Emergency’
Former President Donald Trump confirmed Monday he is prepared to declare a national emergency and use military assets to deport undocumented migrants—revealing new details on how he plans to carry out his aggressive immigration plans.
Trump confirms he will declare national emergency to carry out mass deportations
President-elect Trump confirmed Monday that he is planning to declare a national emergency and use the U.S. military to carry out mass deportations. Why it matters: Trump made his promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants one of the cornerstones of his 2024 campaign,
Undocumented immigrants worry as Trump promises mass deportations
"I know so many people and they're extremely concerned because they call America their home," Gonzalez said. "They left 30 years ago, where are they going to go?"
Opinion - Trump promised to be a dictator on Day 1: Here’s why the Insurrection Act blocks him
Could President-elect Donald Trump use the military within the United States to suppress protests on college campuses, patrol ...
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Trump and his soldiers: How some defense leaders expect him to use the military
Defense officials say Trump could order troops to help with mass deportations, arrest citizens for civil disobedience and ...
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Trump’s plans to weaponize the military against protesters and immigrants face fewer legal constraints
Amidst preparations for his second presidential term, Donald Trump’s ambitions to employ military force on U.S. soil have resurfaced, raising complex questions about legality, ethics, and historical ...
Trump’s military threats alarm Democrats; GOP shrugs
President-elect Trump has talked about using the military on the “enemy from within,” at the border and potentially even in ...
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Trump Could 'Destroy' Pentagon and Upend Rule of Law if Reelected, Senate Armed Services Chairman Warns
While acknowledging that any reforms to the laws would be a heavy lift with Republicans, Chairman Jack Reed, D-R.I., called for changes to the Insurrection Act and Posse Comitatus Act amid GOP ...
Column: Trump's worst Cabinet picks aren't just unqualified, they're part of a bigger power grab
Trump's most controversial Cabinet nominees are ideologues and eccentrics chosen for loyalty. They are also foot soldiers in ...
Opinion
Forget Matt Gaetz. Merrick Garland Is America’s Worst Attorney General.
Let people debate whether President-elect Donald Trump’s headline-grabbing pick of former Florida GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz as his attorney general will be good, bad or really ugly. But there is no debate ...