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Mullin Vows No Change to Trump’s Immigration Policy Despite Republican Midterm Losses

  • 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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ICE agent points gun for women in the U.S. Reproduction The immigration control and immigration detention operations continue in the U.S., although President Donald Trump has signalled a possible change of tone after the Republicans' defeat in the mid-term elections. In different regions of the country, federal agents maintained the approaches and arrests in the days following the vote. ✅ Follow the international news channel of g1 at WhatsApp I…

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A Haitian child and young Venezuelans are among those arrested while Trump talks about negotiating migration changes

·Los Angeles, United States
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