Trump’s deportation plan begins to take shape as immigrant communities face ‘fear and uncertainty.’
- The Trump administration's deportation plan includes prosecuting officials in sanctuary cities who resist federal immigration laws, according to a memo from Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove.
- President Trump signed executive orders expanding ICE's ability to conduct deportations and attempting to end birthright citizenship, facing opposition from constitutional experts and Democratic-led states.
- Immigrant communities are experiencing fear and uncertainty due to the new policies, with individuals like Nedi expressing concern about potential deportation.
- South Carolina could see tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants affected, as Governor Henry McMaster supports Trump's immigration agenda, but specific directions have not yet been communicated.
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