Donald Trump’s border defended raids on churches and schools as part of a crackdown against illegal immigration on Sunday, and acknowledged that all non -documentary people in the United States were deported “Fact Like “wasn’t.
Trump started his second term on Monday with administrative measures to restore US immigration. Its administration immediately promoted deportation, including the relaxation of the laws that control the implementation of schools, churches and workplaces, such as “sensitive” places.
When asked about a change in the rule, Tom Human, a former head of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), tapped to monitor Trump’s rigorous immigration agenda, saying it a clear message on Sunday. Send
There are the consequences of entering the country illegally. If we do not show the results, you will never be able to solve the border problem, “he said. A BC News’ ‘This week’ program.
Such actions will, however, will be done on the basis of “case-by-case”, adding that many of groups like MS-13 are “many” members. If one of these facilities is “a threat to national security or public protection, it should be an option,” he said.
On Thursday, leaders of the three Catholic organizations said in a joint statement that “transforming places of care, healing and comfort in the needy will not protect our communities by being in fear and uncertainty.”
When the Catholic opposition was pressured, the Homen remained steadfast. “We are implementing the Congress -enforced and the President’s signed laws. If they do not like, change the law.
Vice President JD Venus, who was also asked about the Catholic Pushback in an interview on Sunday, alleged that a group was worried about losing funds in the immigration crackdown.
“I understand that the Catholic Bishops’ US Conference needs to be seen in a slightly mirror and acknowledged that when they receive more than $ 100 million to help resettle illegal immigrants , So are they worried about human sympathy or are they really worried about their lower line? ” He told Cbs’ The ‘Face of Nation’ Program.
During the first week of Trump’s office, all eyes are focused on immigration and deportation, though it was unclear to what extent the predecessor, Biden, has increased.
The ICE said in posts on X that it made 593 arrests on Friday and 286 arrests on Saturday.
In the federal fiscal year of 2024, the agency’s data shows that the ICE made 113,431 arrests, or about 310 daily.
Heman called on the Congress to pass additional funding to deal with the arrested persons.
“We need more ICE beds, at least 100,000 – Congress needs to come to the table soon and we need to give money to secure this border. A BC News. “We’re going to try to be effective. But with more money we have, we can fulfill that much.”
