Trump orders the ice to expand the deportation of immigrants

US President Donald Trump ordered the expansion of the detention of migrants and their deportation throughout the country, with protests continuing against his policies.

In a publication on the social truth, Trump called on federal agencies to “do everything in its authority” to present “the largest group deportation program in history”, and the name of Los Angeles, Chicago and New York as specific goals.

These cities are among the many protests that have erupted widely against raids on immigrants who have not been documented since June 6.

Trump faced legal challenges and criticism of his response to the protests – especially his deployment of the army to suppress the demonstrations.

Trump said he ordered “the entire administration to put every possible resource behind this effort.”

He also promised to prevent “anyone undermining the local calm of the United States” from entering the country.

In the processing of many federal offices including the Drug Control Administration (DEA) and the enforcement of immigration and customs (ICE), “You have my fixed support. Now go, accomplish the task!”

The publication came after a day A new wave of protests against Trump’s policies throughout the country.

On June 14, the “La Kings” movement appeared in the cities extending from Los Angeles to New York. These demonstrations also coincided with a military parade in Washington, DC, to celebrate 250 years of the US military, which was held on the birthday of President 79.

One person died in a gunfire in a march not kings in the Solt Lake City, Utah.

Trump also ordered the immigration authorities to focus its efforts on the cities of the haven – those that limit its help in the federal immigration authorities – which during the protests became a source of tension between federal lawmakers and legislators in the states.

Officials in these places they have He defended their legal rights to protect non -documented immigrants.

The matter of expanding the scope of deportation indicates the Trump campaign promise to provide “the largest deportation program for criminals in the history of America.”

Opinion policy has suggested that this policy has widespread support in the accumulation of US elections 2024. Since the deportation program grew, the protests have increased only.

This new matter came just one day after the Trump administration directed immigration officials to a large raid on farms, hotels, restaurants and meat plants, according to Reuters.