8 million people could be deported under Trump's immigration order - Page 2

lol, like 99.99% of the stuff he post are doom and gloom..

The lack of highlights is a concern too.

I'd like to hear what the Trump Supporting Dreamers (Whoa that sounds like an Oxymoron with a big-O) on this board have to say about this. so much irony!

Everyone in my family is a USC except me. That's some BS!

"Trump's orders instruct officers to deport not only those convicted of crimes, but also those who aren’t charged but are believed to have committed "acts that constitute a chargeable criminal offense."

(b) detain individuals apprehended on suspicion of violating Federal or State law, including Federal immigration law, pending further proceedings regarding those violations;

https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press...t-improvements

"Elizabeth Ford, an immigration lawyer in Chardon, Ohio, near Cleveland, said she has already seen immigration officers detain migrants in the country illegally who have been charged with crimes but not convicted, even when those charges were later dropped."


This. Expands the scope of those liable for deportation by also allowing latitude for Arizona-like "papers please" law that was struck down by the Supreme Court a few years ago. Except now, its Federal policy.

Thank you, you are the only one to have noticed that specific element within the article.

It is striking that nobody was able to see immigration officials are implementing a policy where you are simply charged with an offense. Individuals are either being detained or removed for simple things.

Do speeding tickets fall under this category because I had a speeding ticket and had to go to court for it.

Take this as a gain of salt but it looks he's letting his officers apprehend anyone they deemed suspicious. And trump knows there aren't 3 million criminals. He's going to expand