In the early hours of his presidency, Donald Trump and his team are preparing to roll out a tough new approach to immigration. The goal? To quickly deport people already living in the US without documents, especially those with criminal records. They're also looking at sending more military resources to the border with Mexico and tightening the rules for who can enter the US. This isn't just a change of plan, but a big shift from how things have been done before.

One of the key players here is Stephen Miller, who thinks protecting the border is crucial for national security. Trump is also considering some pretty controversial moves, like ending the automatic right to US citizenship for kids born here to non-citizens. But there's a lot of talk and planning, and it's unclear what will actually happen and how quickly.

Trump will be taking over a border that's relatively quiet compared to before. But his team wants to make sure it stays that way, and they have some bold ideas. They're even looking at bringing back a program that kept asylum seekers in Mexico while their cases were being processed in the US.

There's a lot of focus on cities that don't fully cooperate with federal immigration authorities, often called "sanctuary cities. " These places might see more immigration raids under the new plan. But remember, changing immigration policies can be complicated and time-consuming, and it's not always clear what the results will be.

Immigration Crackdown: Trump's New Plan

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