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Mullin Vows No Change to Trump’s Immigration Policy Despite Republican Midterm Losses
Immigration officers carried out arrests and detentions across multiple states, as advocates reported at least one call a day from detained people in South Florida.
- Despite Republican midterm losses, President Donald Trump intends to maintain his hardline immigration agenda, appointing Stephen Miller, architect of his deportation strategy, as his new White House chief of staff.
- Exit polls show 57% of voters said Trump's enforcement has gone too far, yet Democrats won control of Congress, creating a divided government as the administration faces new oversight.
- Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin vowed that "Deportations will continue" on all days including Thanksgiving and Christmas, while advocates reported arrests spanning Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Alabama.
- The detention of an 8-year-old Haitian boy in San Diego and enforcement operations near a Los Angeles hospital sparked protests, with advocates calling the actions "state-inflicted trauma."
- Democrats now possess subpoena power to investigate enforcement practices, detention conditions, and agency spending, giving Congress tools to demand accountability from the administration starting in January.
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Democrats swept both chambers of Congress last week. President Trump bet that his deportation agenda would win the day for him and his party; he lost that bet resoundingly. Americans at the ballot box made clear that their concerns focused on affordability, inflation and the Trump administration’s tactics on immigration. The midterm election results are...
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Immigration arrests go on unabated despite Trump's misgivings after GOP's midterm wipeout
After Democrats trounced GOP and won control of the next Congress, Donald Trump said his immigration crackdown may have been “too tough” and suggested it was time to sit down with the rival party
·Chennai, India
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President Donald Trump's deportation offensive continues as if nothing, despite the Republican debacle in the mid-term elections.
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