‘Liberation Day’: What to expect from President-elect Trump on border security, immigration
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President-elect Trump has promised to launch a mass deportation operation and to wind back a slew of Biden-era policies when he enters office in 2025.
Trump made immigration and ending the crisis at the southern border a central part of his campaign, as he had in his initial 2016 White House bid. Adam Shaw is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, primarily covering immigration and border security.
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Those calls were fueled in part by a historic crisis at the border that exploded under President Biden’s watch and just months after Trump left office. While the Biden administration blamed a lack of funding and a broken immigration system, Trump and Republican allies pointed instead to the rolling back of Trump-era policies by the administration.
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