ANALYSIS – Too many defeatists believe that America is stuck with the nearly 10 million, mostly unvetted, illegal aliens that have flooded our country in just two years under Joe Biden's administration. Some have called it the largest mass migration in modern history.
And many believe that the massive drain on resources, rampant crime, homelessness and disruption to our society this tsunami of illegals is causing is the “new normal.”
But that shouldn't be the case if former President Donald Trump is reelected in November.
As Republican Congressman Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) boasted to Fox Business Wednesday, if Donald Trump returns to office he will deport the equivalent population of four U.S. states, which is what Biden has invited in.
That's a lot of illegals.
Waltz added:
[Biden] owns the 10 million people [illegals] that are now scattered all over the United States. And every time I talk to a homeless veteran here at home who's not getting the services that he or she rightly earned. It's just infuriating. And he's going to pay a political price. There's no way he's going to be able to schloff this off on Republicans like they're trying to do.
However, Fox Business anchor Stuart Varney pushed back on Waltz's claim, saying:
Congressman, we may disagree on this, but I just don't see how you can get 7, 8, or 9 people out of, 9 million people, out of this country. That's, I think they are staying.
Waltz countered by saying:
President Trump's going to try, but that's the population of Alaska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Vermont that would have to completely be cleaned out, rounded up and deported. It's just like I said, it' an industrial size scale problem now and it's shameful.
His last line refers to Trump's plan for “militarized” but humane mass deportations and detention camps, which I fully support.
As I wrote about before, and The Washington Post is “scarily” warning us again now:
Trump pledges that as president he would immediately launch “the largest domestic deportation operation in American history.” As a model, he points to an Eisenhower-era program known as “Operation Wetback,” using a derogatory slur for Mexican migrants. The operation used military tactics to round up and remove migrant workers… Former administration officials and policy experts said staging an even larger operation today would face a bottleneck in detention space — a problem that Trump adviser Stephen Miller and other allies have proposed addressing by building mass deportation camps.
“Americans can expect that immediately upon President Trump's return to the Oval Office, he will restore all of his prior policies, implement brand new crackdowns that will send shock waves to all the world's criminal smugglers, and marshal every federal and state power necessary to institute the largest deportation operation in American history,” said Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt in a statement. She added that undocumented immigrants “should not get comfortable because very soon they will be going home.”
The Post adds:
There are about 11 million immigrants in the United States without legal status, according to the most recent estimates. Nearly 7 million of those are known to ICE, which maintains a vast database of people eligible for deportation whose asylum claims and immigration cases are still pending.
A smaller subset of that caseload — about 1.3 million people — remain in the United States despite having received a deportation order from an immigration judge. These potential deportees, if taken into custody, are the easiest for the government to send home, because they have already received due process. But the government often doesn't know where they are.
Well, now we know where to start.
Of course, Joe Biden's team is bashing Trump's plan as ‘racist,' because – well because that's what Democrats do. Maca Casado, the Biden campaign's Hispanic media director, said in a statement:
Let's call this ‘plan' what it is: racist, un-American, and ineffective. It's cheap politics as usual, at a time when the American people demand action from their elected officials.
Meanwhile, the Trump campaign has taken things further, saying he would sign an executive order on his first day in office to withhold passports, Social Security numbers and other government benefits from children of illegals born in the United States.
And Trump adviser Stephen Miller, who will likely lead any immigration and border issues under a new Trump administration, recently said on a podcast with Charlie Kirk:
I don't care what the hell happens in this world. If President Trump gets reelected, the border's going to be sealed, the military will be deployed, the National Guard will be activated, and the illegals are going home.
And that's what I want to hear.
The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the positions of American Liberty News.
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