Trump's Immigration Plans: Mass Deportations Amid Legal and Logistical Challenges

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Stephen Miller, incoming deputy chief of staff for policy, outlined the Trump administration's plan for a large-scale deportation operation, prioritizing it over other issues like tax and trade reforms. Miller emphasized the need for increased funding for border security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to facilitate this plan. The proposal includes deporting families with mixed immigration status, despite logistical challenges and potential strain on immigration courts. The administration aims to secure funding and implement these measures early in Trump's presidency.
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