White House touts immigration success in first 100 days of Trump’s term

The White House started celebrating the first 100 days of President Donald Trump in office by highlighting his efforts to combat illegal immigration on Monday.

Tom Human, head of migration enforcement and customs, joined the White House press secretary Caroline Levit at a press conference early on Monday. The husband described huge declines in border crossings as well as new executive orders that aim to deport operations and further limits.

“We are in the process of implementing the largest deportation campaign in American history,” Levit said. “After four years of mutilation by the Biden Harris administration, our heroic officers can finally perform their jobs.”

Human joined Levitte and accused the Biden administration of “intentionally not guaranteed the border”, although he received very safe borders from the first Trump administration.

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“Look, I started in the 1984 border patrol. I have been in this more than 40 years ago. I worked with six presidents, starting with Ronald Reagan. Every president has ever worked for border security seriously because you cannot get national security if you do not have strong border security. We must know who will come, what will come and why it comes, to some extent, right?”

Human noted that “even President Obama and President Clinton” had somewhat security. He said that Biden is “the first president in the history of this nation who took office and did not intentionally believe.”

Then he continued a significant decrease in the illegal immigration achieved by Trump in just a few months.

“When 96 % of people come [across the border]Human said: How many women are not subjected to sexual assault by the cartridges? How many children who do not die in doing this trip? How many women and children are not transferred to sex in this country?

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The couple said that the continuous work of management is the largest deportation in American history. Levitte added that this is the beginning, and it is “a sign of the next things.”

The Trump administration said in early April that it had already deported 100,000 illegal immigrants, although officials did not provide a new group in a briefing on Monday.

President Donald Trump’s immigration policies are still very popular, according to opinion polls. (Fox News / Special Report)

On Monday, a briefing was the first morning press conference decided by the White House this week. Treasury Ministry. Levitte said Scott Beesen would join her to a similar surrounding on Tuesday.

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The recent prominent deportations witnessed migrants who were deported to Salvador Mega prison after the president called for the law of foreign enemies, a law of wartime immigration in 1798, to deport the members of the Venezuelan gang. Since then, this step has been kept in the court with the choice of the Trump administration to deport 17 members of Trine de Arago Through address 8.