Republican governors pledged to use every tool at their disposal to go after illegal immigrants, while some Democratic leaders plan to stand in the way.
The article from MSN discusses a map created by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) that outlines which states are likely to assist former President Donald Trump in executing his proposed mass deportation plan if he were to win the 2024 presidential election. The map highlights states with Republican leadership or those that have shown support for stringent immigration policies. States like Texas, Florida, and others with Republican governors or legislatures are indicated as probable cooperators. The plan involves deporting millions of undocumented immigrants, and the article notes that Trump's strategy would rely heavily on state and local law enforcement cooperation due to potential federal limitations. The map also points out states with Democratic leadership, like California and New York, which might resist or not cooperate with such efforts. The article further mentions that Trump's previous term saw significant immigration enforcement, but his new plan would require even broader state-level support to be effective.
