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President Donald Trump, Sunday Ice “should expand its efforts Holding and Dipport of illegal immigrants “America’s largest (c) dog, including Los Angeles, Chicago and New York. “
The President’s statement came to a truth in Sunday evening after a week Anti-ice protests This happens in major cities across the country, most demonstrations remain peaceful, while others became violent riots in places such as La and Portland.
“The ice officers of our nation showed incredible power, determination, and courage because they simplify the largest massive media operation of illegal foreigners in history,” he said. “Every day, brave men and women are subject to violence, aggression, and even the threats of radical democratic politicians, but nothing will stop our mission, and our American people will do our people.”
“Ice officers noted that this fact, noting this fact to achieve a very important goal in history, to achieve a very important goal,” said our best to present the largest mass deportation program in history, “he added.
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President Donald Trump, Sunday Ice, “America’s largest (C) Itsies, including Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, should expand the efforts of illegal immigrants,” he said. (Manuel Balce Ceneta)
On June 7, immigration protests in June, local ice raids resulted in hundreds of arrests, including arrests those with violent criminal history. When the president began two weeks ago, the President placed the area into the area in the area, and criticism of Democrats can only be refuted.
As the protests and disorders expand the national year, this weekend, both violence and local law enforcement officials, as well as some crowds caused by protesters.
Law enforcement officers, Saturday, June 14, 2025, on Saturday in Portland and Ore, a demonstrator from a demonstrator outside the US immigration and customs building. (AP Photo / Jenny Kane)
On Saturday, in an innocent Prophet, during an innocent Protest, Utah, Utah, Neon’da two incident, the 24-year-old fleeing with a rifle, hit the 24-year-old, the wrong person.
Despite the protests, Trump decreased to deport illegal immigrants in his office on Sunday.
“To achieve this, we need to expand the efforts of illegal foreigners in America, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, to detain and deport the illegal foreigners,” he said. “These are the nucleus of the Democratic Electric Center, the Democratic electricity center, to expand the voters of illegal aliens, grow the state of welfare, which is well-working American citizens.”
He added that he was “to know that Ice employees” cheer up the true Americans every day. “
June 3 among the members of society and federal agents, was tense between federal agents after a transaction in Minneapolis. (Kerem Yürcel / Minnesota through public radio)
“The American people want our cities, schools and communities to be free from safe and illegal alien crimes, conflict and chaos,” he said. “Therefore, I focused on my all leadership to put every possible source behind these efforts, and once I once revered the migration of mass destruction, which was once in the third World Distopy scenes.
The ice made a couple of High profile raids As part of the president’s campaign, he promised to deport a mass country across the country. Trump promised to prioritize the priority of illegal foreigners, but critics have parted the families of the management and targeted criminal staff.
The ice and several other federal, state and local agencies, Houston, which resulted in the arrest of 646 immigrants, began operation of a weekly immigration operation in Texas. (US Immigration and Customs Protection)
“I do not think that our economy, which is unable to work without the labor of immigrant immigrants,” he said.
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The Trump management was not to prevent deportation raids in agricultural lands, hotels and restaurants, not to arrest “non-criminal hostages”. The movement came out of fear of sweeping raids hurt the key industry in the United States
Fox News’ David Spector contributed to this report.
