US EditionMigrant communities in the US on edge as Trump vows mass deportation of undocumented migrants
- Donald Trump has promised to initiate the largest mass deportation in American history, though details of the plan remain scant.
- Trump's deportation plans could be delayed by a massive backlog of nearly 4 million immigration cases.
- Chicago immigration activists held a protest against Trump's proposed mass deportation plan, calling attention to his promises.
- Two conservative Latino alders in City Council are seeking to amend Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance to allow police to work with ICE on deportations of undocumented immigrants charged with crimes.
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The Straits Times
The migrants on the frontline of Trump’s mass deportation plan
Blanca Figueroa and Severiano Martinez have known from the start of their eight-year marriage that she was at risk of deportation because she entered the United States illegally.
Trump said he wants to deport all people living in the United States illegally, although he didn't set a specific number. Who is at risk?
AAPI adults prioritize immigration, but split on mass deportations: AP-NORC/AAPI Data poll
WASHINGTON (AP) — Immigration is an issue that many Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders want the government to focus on this year, but they are sharply divided on what actions President-elect Donald Trump should take when he returns to the White House, according to a new poll. The survey released Wednesday from AAPI Data and The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that although Trump’s favorability …
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