Trump's Second Term Sparks Immigration Policy Concerns

Immigrant advocates are preparing for a challenging four years as President-elect Donald Trump plans to implement aggressive immigration policies, including mass deportations and increased border security. Rights groups are organizing legal and advocacy efforts to counter these measures, fearing family separations and the use of military force in deportations. They are also urging the current Department of Homeland Security leadership to mitigate Trump's agenda, particularly concerning detention centers and the use of AI in enforcement. Advocates anticipate a series of executive actions and are concerned about the potential impact of a supportive Supreme Court and Congress.
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