US EditionTrump’s mass deportation agenda is at a crossroads with the Homeland Security shake
Conservative groups urge Trump to accelerate deportations toward 1 million removals in 2026 despite GOP divisions and Democratic resistance over enforcement tactics and funding.
- This year, the administration is intensifying deportations, hiring ICE officers and building detention sites to target roughly one immigrant for every 1,000, with billions spent.
- Secretary Kristi Noem is exiting as Sen. Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma appears this week for Senate confirmation hearings, with DHS soon under new management that could reshape immigration policy.
- A conservative coalition formed recently includes the Heritage Foundation and Erik Prince, with Mark Morgan, former acting head of ICE and CBP, advocating enforcement at worksites and against visa overstays.
- After deadly sweeps in Minneapolis and elsewhere, Democratic lawmakers are refusing routine DHS funding following the deaths of at least three U.S. citizens during operations.
- Advocates warn the administration may pursue 'self-deportation' tactics by ending temporary permissions for refugees, while GOP strains and White House political director push a narrower enforcement, House Speaker Mike Johnson said.
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Trump's Mass Deportation Pivot Ruffles Hardliner Feathers: ‘We Need Millions Deported’ - Tampa Free Press
As the Trump administration appears to shift its sweeping mass deportation agenda, rattled immigration hardliners warn the move could become a midterm liability. Major conservative groups are pushing President Donald Trump to make 2026 the year he shifts his mass deportation agenda into overdrive. However, the calls come at a time when the administration — reeling […] Trump’s Mass Deportation Pivot Ruffles Hardliner Feathers: ‘We Need Millions D…
Chicago Tribune
Trump’s mass deportation agenda is at a crossroads with the Homeland Security shake-up
The Department of Homeland Security will soon be under new management, an opportunity to reset President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda or to double down on his signature campaign promise to conduct the largest deportation operation in American history.
Associated Press News
Trump's mass deportation agenda is at a crossroads with the Homeland Security shake-up
President Donald Trump's decision to replace Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem gives him an opportunity to reset his mass deportation agenda — or to double down on a campaign promise.
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