The Department of Homeland Security reported nearly 5,700 deportations in the first two weeks of President Trump's second term, aiming to continue mass deportations of illegal immigrants. The administration faces challenges with diplomatic relations and increasing enforcement efforts. Newsweek reporter Dan Gooding covers immigration and border security extensively.
Key Points
Nearly 5,700 deportations reported in first two weeks of Trump's second term
Administration aims to continue mass deportations of illegal immigrants
Challenges with diplomatic relations with countries accepting repatriated detainees
Pressure to ramp up enforcement activities
Questions raised about accuracy of ICE's enforcement data
Pros
Increased focus on immigration enforcement
Transparency on deportation numbers
Cons
Challenges with diplomatic relations
Questions about accuracy of ICE's enforcement data