Donald Trump, former president of the United States, has reaffirmed his stance on immigration at a recent rally in New Hampshire. Promising a “massive deportation operation” and other strict measures, his statements have sparked widespread debate.
In his speech, Trump harshly criticized immigrants who enter the country illegally, stating that they are “poisoning the blood of our country,” which has generated controversy and concern.
Trump pledged to finish the wall on the Mexican border, reinstate travel bans, and launch massive deportation efforts. He also promised to end birthright citizenship for the children of immigrants living in the country illegally.
The former president also emphasized the economic and social decline that, according to him, the US has suffered under the Biden administration. Trump argued that under his leadership, the US achieved “the greatest economy in the history of the world” and promised to restore his economic and regulatory policies. He also criticized current energy policies and claimed that under his administration, gasoline prices fell significantly.
The Biden administration, for its part, faces a complicated political landscape with the historic increase in global migration and concerns about the U.S. asylum system. Trump’s proposals, according to critics, could undermine the asylum system and increase fears of deportation among immigrants already living in the US. Progressive representatives in Congress have warned against harsh policies that could deny immigrants a legal pathway to enter the country.
