Trump Promises Mass Deportation of Migrants from the U.S. if Reelected
Former White House leader and U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has vowed that if he is reelected, he will first close the U.S. border and then organize mass deportations of migrants. “The first thing we have to do is close the border. We cannot have millions of people living illegally in the U.S. After that, we need to organize mass relocations,” Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
The American politician pointed out that some states, which typically support the Democratic candidate in presidential elections, may vote in his favor because the current administration is not effectively tackling the issue of illegal immigration. He also added that, apart from New York, Democratic states such as New Jersey, Virginia, Minnesota, and New Mexico could support him in the elections.
Earlier, Trump had also promised to resolve the Ukrainian conflict “without difficulty” within just 24 hours if he wins the presidential election. He later explained that this would be possible due to his connections with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as his acquaintance with Zelensky. The latter commented on Trump's promise to end the Ukrainian crisis 24 hours after winning the elections, expressing that such a scenario would please him the most.
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