Critics, including judges, have condemned the White House for denying due process to those deported.
Former President Donald Trump's proposed mass deportation plan, which he discussed during a campaign event in Wisconsin, has escalated political tensions and sparked a debate over its legality and morality. Trump's plan involves using the Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected gang members and drug dealers, and he suggested that local police and the National Guard could be involved in these operations. The proposal has drawn criticism from various quarters, including legal experts and immigrant rights advocates, who argue that it would be unconstitutional and reminiscent of authoritarian regimes. Tom Homan, a former acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, supported the plan, stating that it could be implemented without new legislation. The debate over Trump's deportation plan highlights the ongoing polarization in American politics regarding immigration policy.
Politics & Government
Sun, May 11, 2025
