‘Real danger of losing their parents’: Trump’s mass deportation plan could ruin US citizen children’s lives ...Middle East

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Immigration experts warn that Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan could ruin U.S. citizen children’s lives, putting them in danger of losing their parents and suffering unnecessary trauma. Mass deportation was a major aspect of Trump’s presidential campaign. Now, as president, he plans to carry out his promises of cracking down on immigration. He has even claimed he will declare a national emergency and utilize the military when in office to conduct his mass deportation. Following re-election, one of his first moves was to appoint Tom Homan as “border czar.” Homan is known for advocating for separating children from their parents to deter undocumented immigration and has promised to depo

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