US Edition‘Get Them the Hell Out’: Donald Trump Renews Call to Deport US-Born Offenders
- Donald Trump threatened to revoke U.S. citizenship for certain crimes and suggested he may deport some U.S.-born citizens, stating that the next chapter could include this push for deportation of criminals.
- Trump reiterated his ideas during a visit to a migrant detention facility, saying that he thinks they ought to get them the hell out of here too, if you want to know the truth, referring to violent offenders.
- Ruth Ben-Ghiat, an authoritarianism expert, described Trump's rhetoric as chilling and noted phrases like 'the Homegrowns Will Be Next' are concerning.
- Trump's comments have raised questions about their legality, with experts highlighting that the 14th Amendment protects natural-born citizens from deportation.
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'That’s fascism with a passport scanner': Trump threatens to deport U.S. citizens if they meet one condition
A controversial new step in immigration policy has been introduced by President Donald Trump, who has suggested he is open to widening deportation efforts to include U.S. citizens convicted of what he calls “bad” crimes. These comments, which the president admitted might stir debate, were made with little concern for public backlash. The president’s recent statements, found by Express, were made during a trip to a new detention center in Florida…
Op-Ed: We Should All Be MoreConcerned That Trump Keeps Threatening To Deport U.S. Citizens
Source: ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / Getty In an alternate version of America, where the chaos caused by an authoritarian government run by a bumbling idiot hadn’t become so normalized, we’re almost collectively numb to it, people would be far more concerned about a sitting president who has, multiple times, toyed around with the idea of deporting U.S. citizens. On Tuesday, when President Donald Trump was talking to reporters outside of the new m…
Trump’s deportation program is about control. Even if you are a U.S. citizen.
The tactics of the Trump administration’s immigration agenda have shifted from time to time, but the broader objective has remained consistent: to deport as many people as possible and, more broadly, to transform the restrictions and reach of America’s immigration system.
Touting opening of Florida concentration camp, Trump threatens to denaturalize and deport US citizens
The fascist president threatened that the facility would also be used as jail before deporting US citizens. “Many of them were born in our country,” he said. “I think we ought to get them the hell out of here too.”
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